I really hope that a European startup can successfully compete with the major companies. I do not want to see privacy violations, such as OpenAI's default use of user prompts for training, become standard practice.
How on Earth would it count as European? It's a completely American company. Founded in the US, by Americans, headquartered in the US, funded by American VCs... I genuinely don't get how you arrived at the idea that it's European.
Big office and lots of jobs in UK. And with complex tax setups these days I wasn’t sure.
By that measure I guess Apple is Irish...?!
UK is not in the Europe anymore.
maybe not the distinction you meant but the UK is still in Europe (the continent) and to me, European is a word based on location not membership of the European Union (which the UK left)
Interesting, TIL.
They cut through the continental shelf as part of Brexit.
Dario is italian-american?
Elon is South African but that doesn't make Tesla a South African company.
That doesn't matter too much, the corporate structure is more interesting.