Correct! Will be moving away immediately for this reason.
Or well, technically incorrect, as someone will surely point out. US companies can be legally compliant with GDPR, it's just that the likes of the CLOUD Act and FISA make it completely meaningless.
Before anyone comes in talking about how it's farfetched that those matter, it's 100x as far-fetched that self-hosted Chinese LLM models would exfiltrate your data (you can even airgap them) yet 90% of corporate America is avoiding them based solely on the country they were trained in. Compared to that insanity, above US acts are a very real threat.
And that's of course on top of that now an adversarial state's company has the power to immediately dissolve Langfuse.
I would love to see news sites copying at least some of the technology of wikipedia. First and foremost every article should be versioned and it should be easy to see diffs. Every version of a news article should have a permanent link to it. Why don‘t news agencies use git for example?
Also news articles should be written using a markup language that is easy to parse and easy to read by AI agents. Instead most of them still write articles in word and convert it from docx into HTML or PDF. That usually generates terrible documents that break accessibility.
And of course a common markup language for news articles would enable many applications. But I guess we will land on Mars before we can have something like that.
More professional organisations definitely have some kind of CMS, with potentially their own version management (at least for what’s published). But I also don’t think we can fault people for preparing their piece in their preferred writing tool.
I just can’t see existing news agencies doing this of their own volition. As Generating stories themselves is what keeps news agencies in business.
Unless they had a new competitor who had who kept running rings around them with all three features. But it’s going to come back to having better stories or better long form pieces (depending on the publications niche), as that’s ultimately why someone visits their site.
I could however see some 3rd party doing this like an extension that overlays someone’s site or acts as alternative presentation of their content.
Why? Germany is not allowed to have nuclear weapons (2 + 4 contract). And this is the only reason nowadays to build nuclear power plants. The UK openly admits that this is the only reason why they build a very expensive nuclear power plant. Otherwise nuclear power is simply much too expensive.
Besides the obvious stuff like it declaring war on South Africa or deciding Musk is better than all other candidates for Commander in Chief?
It's one single mind which can be easily probed for personality defects by adversaries, who will ruthlessly exploit this as surely as people cheat in online chess games by feeding moves into stockfish and seeing what the response is.
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