World and tech leaders grapple with AI challenges at Paris summit
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The logo of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit, at the Elysee Palace, in Paris, on Monday, February 10,2025. — AFP
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Paris: Political and tech industry leaders have come to Paris for a two -day summit on artificial intelligence on Monday, hoping to find a common basis for revolutionary technology to regenerate business and society around the world.
The joint host of French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the purpose of this summit is to lay the foundation for running the newborn sector, as world powers have fired to play an important role in rapidly developing technology.
On Monday, lectures and panels will be presented at a meeting of about 1,500 guests in the French capital’s Grand Palace, which outlines AI’s promises and challenges. US Vice President JD Venus and Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Zhang Goking are ready to rub the shoulders with the choice of Open AI boss Sam Altman and Google’s chief Sunder Pachai.
The Great Hall built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition and a large -scale suit of men and women who speak language from all over the world under the Great Hall and Steel Dome.
Selected companies, experts and non -profit groups were showing their work with the AI on the stand on the stand of the caves decorated with screens and geodesk dome. Macron’s AI envoy Ann Bowroot told the guests that when he opened, the guests told the guests that “artificial intelligence fuels many hopes.” Summit.
It has promised a “important turning point” that will include more countries with the development of AI, which has been limited to some modern economies so far. The agenda also has the “sustainable development” of resources and energy -stricken technology. “We know that AI can help reduce climate change, but we also know that its current pace is unstable,” said Boor.
‘Star Gate’ fixes speed
Macron on Sunday eliminated the benefits of artificial intelligence and French efforts in the field. In a TV interview, he announced “$ 109 billion euros ($ 113 billion) in artificial intelligence in the years to come in France.” He added that it is “the equivalent of France that the United States has announced with ‘Star Gate’, led by the US $ 500 billion US program headed by Chat GPT Maker Open.
In recent weeks, the price of technical challenges and admission has become clear for nations expecting to stay close to the AI race. Chinese Startp Dippic stunned Silicon Valley Heavy Whites with its low cost, high -performance AI models.
In the United States, President Donald Trump gave his office shine in the ‘Star Gate’ project to build data centers such as computing infrastructure. These wide buildings focus on a place that requires data storage and processing power to develop and run the latest AI model.
“Europe has to find a way to take a position, take some initiative and regain control,” said Sloven Doronton of the Boston Consulting Group. The European Commission’s Chief Ursola Van Der Leene is expected to announce about 10 public supercomputers designed for the use of researchers and startup while attending the summit.
Global Governance Puzzle
Far from Investment Grand Standing, a group of countries, companies and charity organizations said on Sunday that they would pump 400 million millions in a partnership called “Current AI” that promotes “public interest” approach for technology Will give
The current AI aim is to raise a maximum of $ 2.5 billion for its mission that gives AI developers access more data, offers open source tools and infrastructure to develop programmers, and ” AI develops a system to measure the social and environmental impact “.
“We have seen the loss of unlicensed tech development and the ability to change with the public interest,” said Martin Tesne, the founder of the current AI, said. On Tuesday, political leaders from about 100 countries will hold a full meeting, including notable participants, including Modi, Venice, Zhang and Wan Dare Leene.
France hopes governments will agree on volunteer promises to make AI sustainable and environmentally friendly. But any agreement can prove to be diverse like the European Union, the United States, China and India among the blocks, with different priorities in each tech development and regulation.
