At the AI ​​top, the US vice -president warns Europe against too strict – Politico.

“Restricping its development now not only unjustly professes to historical operations, but will also amount to paralyzing the unse of the most promised technologies that we are in office.

Vance attacked the European Regulation on Digital Markets (DMA) and that on digital services (DSA), exhibiting to participants, including the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, that it was “International Onéreus Rules” which is wisply the onnovation and created unnecessary obstacles pays American companies.

Questioned by Politico on the sidelines of the summit, before the speech of JD Vance, Henna Virkkunen, the European Sovereignty Commissioner Technology, argued that the laws of the Union on digital world in the same way. However, she said that she is discussing the question with her American homolues and has promised a cameramel camaler on the AI ​​more favorable to onnovation.

Despite its criticisms, the comments of Vance should be well received by the largest acts of AI in Europe, which ask Brussels to focus on the onnovation and less on the regulations. Some are allegedly to request union of theAi acWhich prohibits certain practices and introduces safeguards.

Vance added that he welcomed the meaning of conversations at the summit, that President Emmanuel Macron has qualified as a favorable moment to seize the opportunities linked to the development of the AI, rather than concentrating the concentration on the Regulation and reflecting on the existential threats that this technology represents.

“I like to see this scent of disraternation interfere in the numbers of conversations,” said the American vice-president.