[miroljub]

As a European, I trust Chinese AI providers more than American. Cloud act did it for me.

[uberex]

I trust them as a cloud less than US but don't completely trust US.

[tranceylc]

Canadian, and I also agree. It’s hard to avoid but I try not to use any American service or data storage.

[14u2c]

And that's fine of course, but it's worth noting that you're making a decision driven by emotion rather than data.

[villish]

Both China and the US can compel businesses to hand over data. There is no reason to trust any service that doesn't have strong built in privacy.

[Vasbarlog]

It’s not China that is threatening to annex Greenland though.

[miroljub]

Yes, but China can't arrest me if they don't like what they see in my data.

USA and its vassals can.

[c03]

Same

[vzcx]

As an American, I trust Chinese AI providers more than American.

[WarmWash]

The chinese providers are just the CCP. They don't even need a cloud act...

[dryarzeg]

I think too many people are conflating Chinese providers with Chinese models - you can easily have Chinese models safely (well, relatively safely, I guess) hosted on US or EU infrastructure.

[crims0n]

Case in point, Microsoft just announced it is toying with the idea of using DeepSeek as a cheaper model tier in CoPilot. They are hosting the model themselves.

[DANmode]

Interested in the reply to this.