The European Union Vans warns against excessive organization of artificial intelligence at the top in Paris

Paris, France – Vice President JD VanceIn his first international speech, European Union countries warned against excessive organization and said that the Trump administration wants to remain artificial intelligence free of ideological bias.

“The Trump administration is turbulent of reports that some foreign governments are considering tightening screws on international technology companies with international feet,” Vans said, while talking to world leaders and executives at the Paris of Paris. “Now, America cannot accept it, and we think it is a terrible mistake – not only for the United States of America – but for your countries.”

Fans said that the United States wanted to make sure that the Internet is a safe place, but he suggested the European Union Digital Services Law He went very far, as he enacted “huge regulations” and “police of the so -called wrong information.”

“It is one thing to prevent the predator from preparing a child on the Internet, which is a completely different thing to prevent a man or a woman from reaching an opinion that the government believes is misleading information.”

The Digital Services Law seeks to hold platforms more accountable for protecting European users from harmful or illegal content on their sites and imposing fines on violators. Last July, He found the European Union The social media platform X is owned Ministry of Government Hed and Trump are an ally Elon MuskHe did not comply with the requirements of transparency or accountability in the law.

Vans told leaders, including the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Lin, that the excessive organization of the artificial intelligence sector can “kill a transformative industry exactly as it starts” and will make the Trump administration a priority to enhance artificial intelligence policies.

“I would like to see that the flavor of the decomposition is making its way to many talks at this conference,” Vans said.

Vans reinforced the Airna-Fairst AI policies during his speech, echoing French President Emmanuel Macron to the European Union to adopt an environment that is analyzed to encourage more development of artificial intelligence on the continent.

Macron said on Monday that France generates enough clean electrical energy to build artificial smart centers, which require huge amounts of energy.

Macron said, referring to President Trump and pushing him to fossil fuel energy. “Drilling, child, drilling”. It is just a “plug, a child, a plug”. ”

Although the intention of the summit, in which Macron participates in hosting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was setting standards for more artificial intelligence in the public interest, it was overwhelmed by the race between the world powers to become the dominant state in a sector.

The main executive managers at Google Sundar Pichai and Openai from Sam Altman, as well as world leaders, including Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Zhang Guoqing.

Vans said the Trump administration will ensure that the United States is the favorite partner of foreign countries and companies in developing artificial intelligence.

While the vice president did not mention China – or the new artificial intelligence company Dibsic – Anti -foreign opponents “who” weapons of Amnesty International “to rewrite history, users’ swabs, and observed discourse.

“I want to be clear: this administration will prevent such efforts and complete stopping,” Vans said. “We will protect the techniques of artificial intelligence and American chips from theft and misuse, and work with our allies and partners to enhance this protection and expand their scope and close the paths to announce the areas of access to the AI ​​capabilities that threaten all our people.”

The warning extended to the allies as well.

“I would also like to remember our international friends here today that partnership with these systems does not pay off in the long run. From CCTV to 5G equipment, we are all familiar with cheap technology in the market that has been widely supported and exported and Mr. Vans said.

Olivia Reynalde

Olivia Reynalde is a White House correspondent at CBS News. President Trump’s presidential campaign for 2024 was previously covered and was a co -producer of “CBS Evening News with Norah O’Donell” and a radio assistant for “Face The Nation”. It is based in Washington, DC