Openai Executive Director Sam Altman praised Vice President JD Vance Artificial intelligence (AI) Speech in Paris on Tuesday, while setting up his vision of how people can use technology that is rapidly developing at the same conference.
Altman and Vance appeared on Tuesday in Action Simpit in Paris, Where world leaders, top technicians and policy creators have joined to get out of technological policy and its intersection with global security, economy and management.
During his remarks, Vance urged the AI systems to develop in the US in the United States to be left without “ideological bias” and vowed that now “he will never limit the right of our citizens to freedom of speech.”
Vance also stimulated a “deregulatory taste” at the conference, while warning the traps of “excessive regulation” that could prevent the transformative industry. He also vowed that the US would support AI AI policy for growth.
Open CEO of AI -ja Altman and JD Vance, an American vice president, spoke at the AI Action summit in Paris, France, on Tuesday, February 11, 2025. (Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“We believe that the excessive regulation of the AI sector could kill the transformative industry just as it takes off, and we will make all the efforts to encourage AI policy for growth and I would love to see that this deregular taste is entering its way of UA a lot of conversations at this conference “, said Vice President.
Asked about his advice to anyone trying to get into the AI race and the advantage of new models, Altman told the conference that there are two instructions that people can use to use their capabilities.
“Vice President Vance said a lot of things I really liked, but one of them, a point he hit several times was just a scale of economic occasions … That this is the moment – I think it was a great phrase – we are at the moment that I have never seen before, “he said.
Altman believed that the world may be in a similar situation during the industrial revolution or the beginning of the Internet, but noted that there would be a huge economic impact of how the computer costs reduce and increase the monetary value of AI of work.
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He pointed to the agents of software engineering as just one example of how companies can run better people and “work more with less”.
Altman noted that the second direction of building products that are facing consumers and business that use AI in this fundamental way.
“Chat GPT is an example of this – many other companies have done great things there. I think people should imagine more than they are – I think a lot of people still think about last year’s AI that was only much more limited, and that What you can do now is really pretty extraordinary, “he added.
Other world leaders who attended the AI Action summit include French President Emmanuel Macron, Indian Prime Minister Shri Modi and Chinese Vice Prime Minister Zhang Guoqing.
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Open the AI -JA Altman CEO, Center, talks to boxer Jake Paul and wrestler Logan Paul in the Emancipation Hall at 60 inaugural president, on Monday, January 20, 2025, at the US Capitol in Washington. (Al Drago/Pool Pool by AP)
During the event, Vance also issued a warning Other foreign governments about “splashing screws” to US technological companies with international traces, claiming that Trump’s administration will not tolerate such limitations. He also warned of working with opponents who “weapons AI software for transcribing history, users of monitoring and speech censorship”.
Vance’s comments coincide with some recent Trump administration actions to advance AI in the USA
Trump introduced a new $ 500 billion in January Ai infrastructure project called Stargate, Common investment of the Datacenter between the SoftBank Investment Holdbank and the Openai and Oracle Technology companies, which Trump marked the “largest AI infrastructure project in history”.
The project includes a starting investment of $ 100 billion, which should grow to $ 500 billion due to Trump’s mandate on duty and will build a “colossal” data centers in the US for AI supply.
Fox News’ Diana Stancy contributed to this report.
