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Former Secretary of Condoleezza Rice Secretary has worn out in a global artificial intelligence race, warning The United States must remain a “technological leader” Against a “great competitor” – China.
“The United States is currently a technological leader and we have to keep it that way. We absolutely have to win this race so that democracy wins the race for these border technologies, not the authoritarian state – and of course, is a big competitor here,” he said Rice on Friday “Story. ”
‘Deregular taste’: JD Vance is vision in Paris for the future AI under Trump
Earlier this week, Vice President JD Vance presented the vision of Trump administration for the future of artificial intelligence during Summit Ai Action In Paris.
During his remarks, Vance emphasized the deregulation, innovation in the private sector, security and security, as well as global cooperation, at the same time achieved American success in growing AI.
“The vice president is absolutely right that the United States is currently a technological leader and we have to keep it like that,” Rice said.
Vance’s comments match some recent actions of Trump administration to progress AI in the United States.
In January, Trump introduced AI infrastructure project in the amount of $ 500 billion called Stargate, a joint data investment between the M
The project includes a starting investment of $ 100 billion, which should grow to $ 500 billion due to Trump’s mandate on duty, and in the United States it will build a “colossal” data centers for AI power supply.
Rice claimed that there is a “role” of the federal government when it comes to Ai race of weapons.
“The federal government should retain and increase its consumption in these border technologies and universities such as Stanford and the myth of places where a lot of these breakthroughs take place – but we also have an advantage of a private sector that is extremely innovative and creative,” Fox News told Anchorage News Martha Maccallum.
During the remarks on Tuesday, Vance also advocated a “deregulation taste” to appear at the conference, while warning against the traps of “excessive regulation” that could prevent the transformative industry. He also vowed that the United States would support AI policy for growth.
While “Kudos” gave Vance, a former secretary of state said that “she cares that some of the regulatory impulses are in Europe to truly limit the technological progress of some American private sectors really worrying.”
Vance also issued a warning to other foreign governments about “spinning screws to US technological companies with international traces”, claiming that Trump’s administration would not tolerate such restrictions. He warned about working with opponents who “weapons AI software for transcribing history, users of monitoring and speech of censorship”.
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Rice noted that although the world does not know completely threats associated with AI technology, potential defects are another reason why democracy like the United States must win the race.
“Do you think the Chinese will have those patrons? No. No. They will be treated as if they did. They will hide about it. They will lie about it, so this is even the other reason that United states needs fast and tiring run.
Considering the “existential nature of these transformation technologies”, Rice warned the innovators behind Ai’s development should also have knowledge and wisdom to “fully exploit” the possibilities provided by technology.
Diana Stancy Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
