Will the US or EU do something that will meaningfully slow AI development worldwide in 2023?

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I don't think you can say that with any certainty until at least 06/2024 or better at 01/2025

Did Italy banning chatGPT “slow down AI development” by making it harder to debug/finetune the model for Italian language since there are fewer users?

Can we get a few lines spelled out on criteria to determine a 'yes' resolution, please?

@NathanpmYoung

predictedYES

Does the resolution require it is an action intentionally made for this very purpose?

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@dp Also, what is the counterfactual? Cutting funding to public research may slow down AI, but what is the counterfactual level of funding to compare with?