Probably for the same reasons that led them to that specific project in the first place... other projects may not be relevant to their interests.
Good luck trying to enforce such rules, especially with legal "agreements" that span country boundaries.
Some projects are already quietly saying "just don't tell people it's AI" and to make it look indistinguishable, then get on with life.
Can't say I have any good rebuttals against that tbh.
can't tell if serious or not
I think the JP fonts are thinner so they don't take up as much space.
It literally says what it is in the first sentence and provides a practical example right next to it.
Ask typed questions about any text or JSON and get calibrated answers in milliseconds.
No mention of Laya, which is open-source, can actually be used today, offline, and there is a vision model as well.
I suppose if you don't already have your own domain/email hosted on your own *nix box, and you use CF, then I guess this is a workable solution. A lot of geeks have just been doing this the old-fashioned way for decades... so seeing a different way to do it looks quite foreign (and a little bit of "why would you do this") to me :p
To me the whole point of custom email+domain is to host it yourself and be free from vendor lock-in like this, but I suppose not everyone's usecase is the same.
Reminder that if you can produce evidence that they didn't, you can sue them.
hug of death, anyone got an archive?
Almost every non-Google Android device already runs a custom fork maintained by either the manufacturer or the operator, if not a third party.
Is this the reason they want to/are banning Chinese EVs in the US? Or is it just to protect profits? Or is it both?