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US Vice President JD Vance Europe warned against adopting “excessive precautionary” regulations on artificial intelligence, as America and the United Kingdom refused to join dozens of other countries in signing a declaration to ensure that technology is “safe, safe and reliable.”

The two countries stuck to the signing of the agreed statement about 60 states at the AI ​​Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday, where they dealt with a setback for efforts led by French President Emmanuel Macron to build an international consensus on technology.

“The Trump administration will ensure that the most powerful artificial intelligence systems are built in the United States, with chips designed by America and manufactured,” Vans He told an audience of world leaders and technology executives.

“America wants partnership with you all. But to create this kind of confidence, we need international organizational systems that promote the creation of artificial intelligence technology rather than strangling it.”

The declaration of the signed summit by countries including China, India and Germany calls for “the guarantee of Amnesty International is open, comprehensive, transparent, moral, safe, secure and worthy, taking into account international frameworks for all.”

While the obligations are not binding, both the United States and the United Kingdom have signed similar ads in the previous repetitions of Amnesty International summit.

A person close to the British government suggested that the drafting was “very restricted.”

A UK government spokesman said that the declaration “did not provide enough clarity in global rule, and does not address more difficult questions about national security.”

An official from one of the countries that signed the document and was present to hold talks on the statement that the United States had been late in the multiple language.

The declaration included “enhancing international cooperation to enhance coordination in international government” as a priority.

The most difficult situation comes from the United States as it is racing to maintain its interest on China on the prosecution’s developments, including the manufacture of chips and chat chat.

The arrival of the new artificial intelligence model from Deepseek from China, which has produced high -level outputs at a much lower cost, and Silicon Valley groups like Openai.

Europe is also looking for a foothold in artificial intelligence to reduce its dependence on the United States and China. In a two -day summit, Macron, leaders and companies hosted by European leaders and companies About 200 billion euros revealed From planned investments in data centers and computing groups.

European officials have argued that the region could take artificial intelligence investments while placing handrails against technology risks.

“Artificial intelligence needs people’s confidence and must be safe,” said Ursula von der Lin, head of the European Commission.

But Vans rejected the idea that caution was required. He said: “We believe that the excessive organization of the artificial intelligence sector can kill a manufacturing industry exactly as it starts.”

Vans also warned the leaders of the assembly to sign Amnesty International deals with “authoritarian regimes”, in a gentle judge against China.

The highest figures in Trump’s orbit, including Elon Musk, strongly criticized the previous administration’s focus on “wake up” concerns about the integrity of artificial intelligence, including bias and wrong information.

The Kejan McBraide, lecturer at the Oxford Institute of the Internet, who studies geopolitics from artificial intelligence, said that Vans was “a transformation of 180 degrees of what we saw with the Biden administration.”

Frederick Calthoner, the European Union, and the leadership of global governance at the Institute of Artificial Intelligence, now, the Amnesty International Research Authority, added that after the launch of Dibsic, the Europeans crossed in a transient manner that they had an opportunity to compete in artificial intelligence.

“Vans only threw water all over it. [It] It was like, “Yes, this is cute. But guess what? You know that you are not in fact those who are calling here.

Participated in additional reports by Anna Gross and Jim Picard in London