Read the post (might’ve missed something), but I think the point is: LatAm is already adopting AI, and the next step is “co-creation”. I’m just not 100% sold on the jump from “open source” to “sovereignty”. If you’re still basically renting GPUs and mostly calling closed APIs, you’re still dependent — just in a different place. So what does co-creation look like in the real world? Local inference (even small/quantized models), data + MLOps, public repos/PRs, bounties paid in sats for maintenance… something along those lines? Also, do they explain where the 28.1% number comes from and break it down by country/sector, or API spend vs local capability? I’d honestly like to see the methodology.
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Read the post (might’ve missed something), but I think the point is: LatAm is already adopting AI, and the next step is “co-creation”.
I’m just not 100% sold on the jump from “open source” to “sovereignty”. If you’re still basically renting GPUs and mostly calling closed APIs, you’re still dependent — just in a different place.
So what does co-creation look like in the real world? Local inference (even small/quantized models), data + MLOps, public repos/PRs, bounties paid in sats for maintenance… something along those lines?
Also, do they explain where the 28.1% number comes from and break it down by country/sector, or API spend vs local capability? I’d honestly like to see the methodology.