OAN Staff James Meyers
9:23am – Tuesday, February 11th, 2025
Vice President JD Vance joined multiple French world leaders on Tuesday, warning that “overregulation” would ruin the artificial intelligence (AI) industry.
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Vance pushed back European efforts to stricter AI surveillance and sought more of a more open and innovative approach.
He cited the continued disparities between the US, China and its allies regarding the use of AI.
“We need to look to this new frontier, especially in Europe, with more optimism than fear,” he added.
According to sources familiar with his schedule, Vance held a bilateral meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, European Union President Ursula von der Leyen and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his trip. It will be held.
“In France, he plans to meet world leaders, discuss AI trade, unleash American energy and restore peace to the world,” the source said. Dailymail.
The summit comes as a three-way race for AI control to heat up.
Europe is looking to regulate and invest, China is looking to increase access through state-backed high-tech companies, and the US is looking for more handoff approaches.
Vance is expected to meet separately with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and France's Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, sources said. Associated Press.
The Vice President's visit will be made as he is trying to ban China's AI app Deepseek on concerns that lawmakers can use to inform China.
This week's trip will also reveal Vance's role in the new administration. Vance's team has already said they are ready to do whatever the president needs.
According to senior officials within the administration, Trump's team hopes him as much as possible.
Trump has already removed Biden-era regulations and has put in place a $500 billion Stargate program to lead the global race in AI.
Matt Mittelstead of George Mason University's Mercatus Center, and the US could alienate potential buyers in that technology year in the future. ”
“France is already talking about creating its own sovereign AI, so maybe they don't want to buy American AI,” he said.
“I think there's a screw-in needle here.”
Meanwhile, Vance is expected to also discuss the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian War.
He is expected to emphasize that Europe must be responsible for its own safety and does not rely on the United States to continue its support of Ukraine.
In an interview with Fox News On Monday, Trump said Ukraine “maybe be Russian one day.” The statement came just days before Vance was scheduled to meet Ukrainian President Voldy Milzelensky at the German security summit.
“They may trade, they may not trade. They may one day be Russian, or they may not be Russian.”
The statement comes after Trump claimed that he would end the ongoing war in Eastern Europe during his campaign.
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