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Vice President J.D. Vance won the support of the British government when declining to sign a leaders’ declaration on “inclusive” artificial intelligence (AI) following a high-level AI summit in Paris. This followed Vance speaking out against EU digital regulations that could stifle a new “industrial revolution.” Notably, industry giants like Sam Altman’s OpenAI also stayed out of the agreement.
The summit, held at the Grand Palais, saw 61 signatories—including China, France, Germany, and India—agreeing on the importance of making AI “open, inclusive, transparent, ethical, safe, secure, and trustworthy.” The statement also emphasized so-called human rights, gender equality, and linguistic diversity.
