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Paris – Vice President JD Vance warned European Allies on Tuesday that the White House would not accept international artificial intelligence regulations if they retained US ambitions to be the dominant government in revolutionary new technology.

“The United States is a leader in AI, and our administration plans to keep him in that way,” Vance International and Summit in Paris said. “We need international regulatory regimes that encourage the creation of AI technology, not a strangling.”

In his first international speech, he said the introduction of Vance’s function that the United States was open to cooperation with other countries in the arrest AI. But he refused the type of stronger technological regulations seen in the European Union.

“Trump administration are worried about the reports that some foreign governments are considering tensioning bolts on American technical companies with international prints. Now America can’t accept it.”

The Trump Administration dominated the field of priority, and the President 21. January announces a joint investment for investing a billion dollars in and infrastructure in the American covers.

Vance also said that AI must remain free from what he called the “ideological bias” and criticized EU efforts to create rules that block harmful or wrong content online.

. He thinks he’s misinformation, “he said.

Signs of tension between the US and Europe on how to access regulation and appeared for hours after the Vanian speech. The United States was refused to join about 60 other countries in the report on the French-guided joint statement that calls for “inclusive and sustainable” access to AI. The White House did not offer an immediate explanation why it refused to apply.

The Global Summit in Paris was attended by the Chinese Vice President Zhang Guoquing and came the week after Chinese and Startup rattled the markets a disbanded announcement that he created a sophisticated model of costs from those in silicone valley.

Vance did not explicitly referring to China in his speech, but said “Authoritarian regimes stole and used and to strengthen his military intelligence and supervisory opportunities.” He also warned the European State not to partner with authoritarian countries on AI development.

“In partnership with them means to strengthen the nation of an authoritarian master who seeks to infiltrate, dig and use your information infrastructure,” he said. In addition to the former Biden unit, Trump Administration also pressed European countries to restrict the exposure to Huawei, Chinese Telecom Companies.

Speaking at the summit on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron said that his country would simplify his technological rules, but added that Europe would have to cooperate SIU USA and China.

Macron also said that the nuclear infrastructure for nuclear energy in France has made a desirable location for development AI, as it could power energy intensive data centers without relying on fossil fuels.

“I have a good friend on the other side of the ocean saying” drill, honey, drill, “Macron said, referring to President Donald Trump.” Here, there is no need to drill. It’s “plug, baby, plug. The current is available.”

Anne Bouverot, special envoy of the macro at the AI ​​summit, said for NBC News that the goal of global gatherings did not start working on the international and AI regulation framework.

“The summit does not talk about the rules and regulations. The summit is to find where areas are, where there are the coalitions of willing to develop things, for example, common principles or goals for AI,” she said.

The conference was attended by a series of American technology executives, including Google CEO Sundar Pichai and I am Altman I am.

Reid Hoffman, a co-founder of billionaire, told NBC News to work closely with the Federal Allies to ensure that democracies remain in front of the authoritarian peoples in the development of AI.

“I think it is very important that western democracies lead in this … so with partners, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan, I think it is very important. And I think it’s an important part of the global order.”