Vans, in the first foreign speech, tells Europe that the United States will dominate artificial intelligence

Vice President JD Vance told European and Asian leaders in Paris on Tuesday that the Trump administration was adapting to America’s first approach to the race to control all brown building blocks of artificial intelligence, and warned the Europeans against dismantling the regulations and reaching Washington.

On the first foreign trip since he took office, Mr. Vans used his opening title at the meeting of the Summit of Artificial Intelligence hosted by France and India to describe his vision next to the American technological hegemony. He said that Europe will have to choose between the use of American designed and manufacturing technology or aspects with authoritarian competitors-an unwindive signal to China-which will take advantage of technology to their account.

He said: “The Trump administration will ensure that the most powerful artificial intelligence systems are built in the United States with American design and manufactured chips,” adding quickly, “just because we are the leader does not mean that we want or need to go alone.”

But he said that in order for Europe to become what he visited clearly as a novice partner, he must eliminate a lot of its digital organizational structure – and many of the Internet police are what its governments determine as misleading information.

For Mr. Vans, who was on a week’s tour that would take it alongside the Munich Security Conference, and the first meeting in Europe for leaders, foreign ministers, defense and others, the letter was intended to be a warning snapshot. The hall was largely in the wing of the Grand Palace in the center of Paris. Leaders who are accustomed to talking about “handrails” of emerging artificial intelligence applications and “property rights” to ensure that technology is available and comfortable for the non -services deprived population, none of these phrases from Mr. Vance.

Just hours after President Trump’s situation A 25 percent new tariff for foreign steelMainly deny commercial agreements with Europe and other regions. The speech of Mr. Vans, who is accurately consistent and handed over with focus, seemed an indication of the tone planned by Mr. Trump’s national security leaders to move to Europe this week.

Defense Minister Beit Higseth will talk about Ukraine with European leaders on Wednesday, and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio arrives in Munich when the conference opens at the end of the week. This session is likely to dominate competing American and European views on how to negotiate the end of the war in Ukraine.

With a brief background in the Silicon Valley and the investment capital, Mr. Vans is the image of a new generation of Republicans mired in the first ideology of Mr. Trump. After Mr. Vans left the hall, and did not remain to hear the European response, the United States and Britain refused to sign the series.

Mr. Vans began his speech with a direct reference to the summit of safety of artificial intelligence, which was held in Bletchley Park, The Grand Estate in Britain, where the code breakers broke the symbols of German mystery in World War II. This conference ended with a wonderful warning from “Jad, Even catastrophic damage, Either deliberate or unintended, caused by the most important capabilities of these artificial intelligence models. “Twenty -eight countries, including the United States, have pledged” to work together in a comprehensive way to ensure a human -focused, trustworthy and responsible Amnesty International. “

Mr. Vans went on his way to separate himself from that summit and the speech that his predecessor gave, Kamal Harris. “I am not here this morning to talk about the safety of artificial intelligence,” he said. “I hear to talk about the chances of artificial intelligence,” warning that America’s response to the challenge of artificial intelligence is no longer “self -conscious” or “risk.”

He said: “The future of artificial intelligence will not win by manual movement.”

In a moment, Mr. Trump solves the government councils and units that were dependent on misleading information, many of which are from Russia, China and Iran, Mr. Vans explained the case that American technology companies are still dealing with “huge regulations” in Europe.

He did not suggest canceling all these rules, but he said: “It is one thing to prevent the predator from preparing on a child on the Internet, which is completely different to prevent a man or woman who has grown from reaching opinions that the government believes wrong information.”

Of course in Washington, this is exactly what many federal employees receive Mr. Trump, because he orders all references to Dei – diversity, fairness and inclusion – they were stripped of government websites, and government employees have banned their favorite personal consciences in their signatures.

Meanwhile, Mr. Vance warned how “hostilities, anti -artificial weapons, rewriting history, monitoring users, and censorship.” But he did not explain how to monitor or treat this issue.

European officials knew almost what was coming, even if they did not know that Mr. Vance would be very straightforward. On the day of the opening of the conference, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, talked about the need to simplify the European organization. More than $ 100 billion has declared private investments in France on artificial intelligence techniques and the power of generation. This is a huge figure for France, but a small part of what the private sector spends in the United States, and what China, state -owned companies, and startups.

Mr. Vans arrived at the heart of a central conflict that is likely to expand next year: The European Union will organize technology companies More powerful From the United States.

Mass Digital Services LawAnd, which was passed in 2022, aims to combat wrong information and forcing social media companies to conduct a more aggressive police and adjust their platforms for illegal content – or billions of dollars. the Digital Markets LawIt was also passed in 2022, granting European organizers a wide authority to force the largest online gates guards to change their commercial practices, prevent technology giants from user boxing and enhance more competition.

Europe also sought to be at the forefront Artificial Intelligence Organization. By pushing to raise the level of oversight and try to reduce the use of technology. But with the United States and China race to develop Amnesty International, Mr. Macron urged Europe to reduce it And setting the priorities of innovation on the organization.

Organizers in Brussels targeted American technology companies with multiple investigations and fines. Apple and Google has Endow billions of fines On issues such as unpaid taxes and preferential treatment in search results. It was Meta Accused of violating the rules of European competition And the existence Insufficient guarantees to confront misinformation in the elections. Last month, the organizers opened an investigation at X On the spread of illegal content.

The United States argued that the European approach is not fairly targeting the American technology. Mark Zuckerberg, President of Meta, called on Trump to defend American technology companies from what he called European “censorship” and demanding the stopping of the European Union.

“We will work with President Trump to respond to governments all over the world,” said Mr. Zuckerberg last month, shortly after Mita declared. End the fact -examination program.

Ursula von der Lin, President of the European Commission, who spoke on Tuesday, immediately after Mr. Vans, did not face the power of its predecessor – who already left the room. Mardah, Mr. Macron, acknowledged herself that “we have to make it easier, and we have to cut the red tape, and we will do.”

“I often hear that Europe is late for the race, and that the United States and China have already advanced,” she said. “I am objecting. The artificial intelligence race is far from finishing.” Mrs. von der Layen said Europe aims to invest $ 200 billion in artificial intelligence in the coming years.

But she also defended the organizational approach of the European Union, and suggested that there a “distinct European brand of artificial intelligence” focused on “complex applications”, which was cooperative, which adopted an open source approach, which means that the main program is widely jointly.

“Yes, artificial intelligence needs competition,” she said. “But artificial intelligence also needs cooperation. Artificial intelligence needs people’s confidence, and it must be safe.”

Liz Aldurman and Aurelien PREDEREN He contributed to the reports from the Summit of Artificial Intelligence in Paris.