OpenAI CEO Sam Altman applauds JD Vance’s AI speech in Paris

Sam Altman, CEO of Openaai, praised Vice President JD Vance’s Artificial intelligence (AI) Speech in Paris on Tuesday, while he is his vision how people can use the fast -developing technology at the same conference.

Altman and Vance appeared on Tuesday in the AI Action Summit in Paris, Where the world executives work together, the Top -Tech leaders and political decision -makers to endure the Tech policy and their intersection with global security, economy and governance.

During his remarks, Vance Ai systems that were developed in the United States to remain free of “ideological prejudices” and swore that the USA “would never restrict the right of our citizens to freedom of expression”.

Vance also urged that a “deregulation taste” appeared at the conference, while warning of the falling knitting of the “excessive regulation” that could hinder a transformative industry. He also swore that the United States would support the AI ​​guidelines for the waxing.

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“We believe that excessive regulation of the AI ​​sector could kill a transformative industry as soon as it lifts up many of the talks at this conference,” said the Vice President.

When asked about his advice to everyone who tries to get into the AI ​​race and the advantage of new models, Altman told the conference that there are two instructions that can initiate people to use their skills.

“Vice President Vance said many things that I liked, but one of them, a point he met a few times, was exactly the extent of the economic opportunities … He used the expression” flash in a bottle “and I Really think it is this moment – I think it was like a great sentence – we are at the moment I have never seen before, ”he said.

Altman was of the opinion that the world might be in a similar situation during the industrial revolution or at the beginning of the Internet, but found that it would have massive economic effects if the costs of the computers lower and the monetary value of the AI ​​work rises.

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He referred to software engineering agents than just an example of how companies can lead better people and do “much more with much less”.

Altman found that the second direction is to build products for consumers and business products that use AI in this fundamental way.

“Chat GPT is an example of this – many other companies did great things there. I think limited and what they can do now is very remarkable,” he added.

Other world leaders who took part in the AI ​​Action Summit are French President Emmanuel Macron, Indian Prime Minister Shri Modi and Chinese Vice President Zhang Guoqing.

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During the event, Vance also published a warning To other foreign governments on the “tightening of the screws” of US technology companies with international footprints and claims that the Trump government would not tolerate such restrictions. He also warned against working with opponents who have “AI software weapons to rewrite the story, convince users and censor language”.

Vances’s comments match some recent campaigns by the Trump government to advance the AI ​​in the USA

In January, Trump presented new 500 billion US dollars AI infrastructure project called Stargate, A joint venture from the data center between Investment Holding Company Softbank and Tech company Openai and Oracle, which Trump described as the “largest AI infrastructure project in history”.

The project includes an initial investment of $ 100 billion, which is expected to grow to 500 billion US dollars via Trump’s term in office and will build “colossal” data centers in the United States to operate AI.

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Diana Stancy from Fox News contributed to this report.