Correct. The title is clickbait. The actual content doesn’t support the “all AI is bad” fever being stirred up.
In any case, governments banning access to cloud-based AI is nothing new - Italy and the Czech Republic both come to mind (though I think the later was a knee jerk reaction).
At this stage, it’s probably a good preventative measure to not send sensitive information to the cloud (aka someone else’s computer), especially a cloud in a foreign territory.
Common sense, that applies from individual to government level: don’t yeet your sensitive data helter skelter. Host your own secure infrastructure.
So, sending data to the cloud is banned, not "AI"s, no?
Correct. The title is clickbait. The actual content doesn’t support the “all AI is bad” fever being stirred up.
In any case, governments banning access to cloud-based AI is nothing new - Italy and the Czech Republic both come to mind (though I think the later was a knee jerk reaction).
At this stage, it’s probably a good preventative measure to not send sensitive information to the cloud (aka someone else’s computer), especially a cloud in a foreign territory.
Common sense, that applies from individual to government level: don’t yeet your sensitive data helter skelter. Host your own secure infrastructure.
If banning Cloud then might as well ban Windows.
Banning Windows is a good idea actually. Amazingly ineffective and anticustomer piece of software.