World leaders gathered on Tuesday for the second day and plenary session of the Paris summit on artificial intelligence, as U.S. willingness to sign onto a statement championing sustainable AI remained in question. Hours after President Emmanuel Macron declared France was in the AI race and Europe was eager for business, representatives of nearly 100 countries including China, India and the U.S. prepared to meet and determine if competing national interests could be reconciled. U.S. President Donald Trump has torn up his predecessor Joe Biden’s AI guardrails and Europe has taken note.Read More
Europe looks to embrace AI at Paris summit’s 2nd day while global consensus unclear
