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It’s weird that the Y-axis starts at 1000 users, it makes it look like Lemmy was dead before people started moving. Exciting stats nonetheless.

Aside from the fact that I don’t think this law will pass, I doubt it’ll be effective at all. Companies will just move AI training to countries where it is legal. The most the EU can do right now is play whack-a-mole and start blocking AIs that don’t meet its requirements, but at that point people will just host mirrors or use a VPN. It’s just not enforceable, and the EU knows that, which is why they’re so stressed out trying to figure out a reasonable law regarding AI.

Here you go: https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy

The graphs themselves stop at May though, and it’s likely the data used is a bit delayed. Still, it’s a pretty good source.

The licensing doesn’t matter, most AI are trained off proprietary and copyrighted data. There’s still a lot of talks in governments about whether this is legal or not, but at this point the cat’s out of the bag and I doubt we’ll regress back to using smaller amounts of data.