The US Vice President has warned world leaders against the agreement with the “authoritarian governments” in China’s veil.
Vice President of the United States JD Venus has warned against the “excessive rules” of artificial intelligence at a Paris summit on this technology, which against both European allies and rivals to tighten official grip. What is a warning?
On Tuesday, the French capital gathered in the Grand Palace, “Excessive AI sector can eliminate a change in the same way as it is starting.”
The summit has emerged a three -way race for AI’s dominance, in which Europe is trying to make regular and investing, China under President Donald Trump, state -backed tech jinn and the United States. Extended the source access, which confronted a handful of approach.
In a thin veil jaw against China, Venice also warned world leaders against artificial intelligence deals with “authoritarian governments”.
He said, “Partnership with them means that your nation has to make an authoritarian master that tries to infiltrate, dig and occupy the infrastructure of your information.”
He said that the Trump administration will ensure that the developed AI system in the United States is free from ideological prejudice “, and that the United States will never restrict our citizens to the right to free speech”.
European Commission President Ursola Van Dare Leene on Tuesday said that Europe has promised an additional 50 billion euros ($ 51.6 billion) to strengthen the block’s AI ambitions.
Van Dare Leene said in the event, it will come to the top of the European AI Champions Initiative, which has promised 150 billion euros (4 154.8bn) before providers, investors and industry.
In addition, the summit also includes Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Zhang Goking, which reflects Beijing’s interest in shaping global AI standards.
In Beijing, officials condemned Western efforts to limit access to AI tools on Monday, while Chinese company Dippec’s new AI Chatboat calls calls to limit its use of security concerns in the US Congress Stressed China promotes Open Source AI, and argues that the leak will ensure global AI benefits.
Concerns about AI’s potential threats have diminished at the summit, especially when the nations are facing a method of management of technology that are rapidly tied up with defense and war.
“I think one day we have to find ways to control AI, otherwise we will control everything,” said Admiral Perry Wandier, who oversees NATO’s modernization efforts.
Different, fighting against AI power in the private sector is increasing at a high stake.
Investors led by Elon Musk.497.4bn bid – who is now head of Trump’s department’s performance – his CEO, Sam Altman, has rejected it for the unconstitutional gains behind the Openi. , Who are also participating in the Paris Summit.
