"Meta refuses to sign EU’s AI code of practice"

Claims:

- Legislation is "overreach"
- Throttle/stunt the development and deployment of AI models for European companies

https://techcrunch.com/2025/07/18/meta-refuses-to-sign-eus-ai-code-of-practice/

Utter BS. The big ones just want to corner the market.

Proactive legislation is the name of the game in the EU. Citizens and domestic interests first. Comply or else.

Meta saying this with a straight face and yet AI functions in Pixels are unavailable in local languages.

This push-back is laughable.

Although I'm firmly sticking to my own brain capacity and the good old MO of reading and learning from the actual source corpus accumulated on the internet to solve professional challenges...

See, I do wonder time and time again about the features and business opportunities LLMs can bring to projects.

In your opinion: If I were to integrate a LLM (chatbot and/or diffuser) into a web project which route would be the most economical?

Post your suggestions and thoughts.

#ai #development #web

Even though smaller LLMs hallucinate a lot (especially with code examples), its so far the best tutor for me to achieve my oldest dreams in terms of programming achievement.

Its a helpful addition to books, online materials and plain old docs.

If you guide its attention and demand a highly specific type of answer by crafting laser precise prompts, it does give useful answers.

Heck with a semi decent GPU, LM Studio and this model finally you've got a notable mentor:

https://huggingface.co/jushould/llama_coding_unsloth_early_stop_gguf_all