- Vice -President JD Vance will attend a two -day summit of artificial intelligence in Paris next week, a French official said on Tuesday.
- The AI Conference will be Vance’s first scheduled trip abroad since he took his duty.
- Vance’s trip comes after President Donald Trump spoke about Stargate last month, a joint investment that invested up to $ 500 billion in infrastructure related to AI.
American Vice President Jd vance He will participate in a high -level two -day top, focusing on artificial intelligence in Paris next week, his first scheduled trip abroad since he took over his duty, a French diplomatic official said on Tuesday.
Action Action Action Action Action 10 to 11 February will collect heads of state and top government officials, executive directors and other actors involved in the technological sector, which was shaken galloping progress.
Vance did not make the official side of the trip from his inauguration last month. The White House had no immediate comment.
The French diplomatic official spoke on the condition of anonymity, because the list of the best participants is not yet official.
Vice President JD Vance will attend the AI summit in Paris, France, an anonymously French official said. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
The Chinese Vice President of Ding Xuexiang is one of those who are expected to attend a summit, which will be scheduled by French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Summit will be held at the Grand Palais, last year’s Olympic site for fence competitions and taekwondo. Dinner with top officials and executives is also scheduled for Elysee Presidential Palace.
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Vance’s journey comes after US President Donald Trump talked about a joint investment last month by investing up to $ 500 billion for Infrastructure related to artificial intelligence With the new partnership of Openi, Oracle and Softbank. New entity, StargateIt will begin to build data centers and the production of electricity needed to further develop the rapid development of AI in Texas, according to the White House.
In the meantime, the appearance of the Chinese AI model Deepseek has shaken the technological sector, offering companies access to technology by a fraction of previous costs and providing the potential to encourage other AI companies to improve their models and reduce prices.
In the past, Vance has admitted some harmful AI reports, but at the hearing in July he said that he was worried that the concern justified “some preventive attempts of excessive regulation that would sincerely insert the technological duties we already have.”
