Engineer calls out 'sovereign AI' as a misleading marketing argument
eliebakouch · x · 2026-10-28
eliebakouch clarifies his earlier Europe comment was a joke, and vents frustration at the 'sovereign AI' argument being used in a misleading way despite being a genuinely important topic. The attached screenshot shows a product landing page — 'The Smartest Sovereign AI, hosted in Europe' — as an example of the marketing framing he criticizes.
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