Alexander Doria says EU benchmark results will stay limited until Europe trains its own models
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Alexander Doria, posting on X, argues that benchmark performance in the EU will remain limited until the EU begins seriously training its own models.
He says the constraint is the absence of EU-trained models rather than the benchmarks themselves. The comment reacts to a quoted post breaking down signatories' affiliations by country, which is background only.
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Alexander Doria@DorialexanderDoria says EU benchmarks depend on serious EU model trainingAIAlexander Doria argues that benchmarks will remain limited to what can be run on models until the EU begins seriously training its own models. He adds that the constraint is the absence of EU-trained models, not the benchmarks themselves. The quoted post, which breaks down signatories' affiliations by country, is background only.
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