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Germany doing its utmost best to drive away innovation. Genius.
But why go to the USA? The EU has 27 members and Switzerland is a neighbor...
Anti Commercial-AI license
I don't know the answer but they pointed this out further in the press release:
I'd assume that this is for a reason, too. If it were advantageous to run your company out of the EU people would probably do so sometimes.
I was wondering the same thing. Maybe in the USA it is easier due to our relaxed (almost non-existent) business oversight from the government? Not sure.
Also it's a bigger market of lawyers, so probably easier and cheaper to get high quality legal help against bullshit like this.
Pretty silly for something literally used by the European Union and other European Governments. Am I right in thinking the German Government is one of those?
https://social.bund.de