Paris AI Summit: US and UK refuse to sign agreement on ‘safe’ and ‘inclusive’ AI as J D Vance sends warning
At the landmark AI Summit today in Paris, the U.S. and U.K. went against the general tenor of the meeting when both countries refused to sign a declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence.
UK and US Step Back From Signing International Agreement for AI at Paris Global Summit
Both the US and the UK are not fans of any kind of excessive governance linked to the world of AI. Both countries stepped back from signing an international agreement for AI at this year’s Global Summit that was held in Paris.
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