Vance Shina against the regulation of AI in Paris, while now they are facing the EU, China | Technology news
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JD Vance Vice -President of the United States warned of the “exaggerated regulation” of artificial intelligence at Paris Summit of Technology, a warning of European allies and rivals such as China against the coupling of state adhesion.
“The excessive regulation of the AI sector could kill the transformation sector just as it moves,” Vance told global leaders, technological industry chiefs and policy creators collected on Tuesday at the Grand Palais of the French capital.
The three-way AI dominance race appeared on the re manure, and Europe sought regulating and investment, China spreads access through technological giants that support the state and the US, under President Donald TrumpHe is advocating for approach.
In a thinly concealed stab against China, Vance also warned global leaders to the inserted artificial intelligence contracts with “authoritarian regimes”.
“The partnership means connecting their nation with an authoritarian master who seeks to infiltrate, dig and take away your information infrastructure,” he said.
He said Trump’s administration “will ensure that AI systems developed in America are freed from ideological bias” and that now “will never limit the right of our citizens to freedom of speech.”
For its part, Europe has pledged an additional € 50 billion ($ 51.6 billion) to enhance BloC AI ambition, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said on Tuesday.
It will be received at the top of the European AI champion initiative, which has already promised EUR 150 billion ($ 154.8 billion) from services, investors and industry, Von der Leyen said at the event.
Among the high participants, Chinese Vice is Prime Minister Zhang Guoqing, which reflects Beijing’s interest in shaping global AI standards.
In Beijing, officers condemned Western efforts on Monday to limit access to AI tools, while the Chinese company Deepseek’s new Ai chatbot has encouraged calls in the US Congress to limit its use for security problems. China promotes an open code AI, claiming that accessibility will ensure global AI benefits.
Concerns of potential dangers AI have appeared during the summers, especially since nations face the way of regulating technology, which is increasingly intertwined with defense and wars.
“I think we will have to find ways to control AI or lose control of everything,” said Admiral Pierre Vandier, who oversees NATO’s efforts in modernization.
Separately, the battle with high roles over AI power escalates in the private sector.
$ 97.4 billion offer Investors led by Elon Male – now runs the Trump Ministry of Government Efficiency – to gain a non -profit organization behind Openii, was rejected by his executive director Sam Altman, who also attends at Paris Summit.
