UK and US reject Paris AI summit agreement as "Atlantic rift" on regulation grows

The UK and US refrained from signing an international agreement on sustainable AI at the global summit in Paris, with the UK prioritizing national security and practical governance concerns. US Vice President JD Vance emphasized the potential of AI for economic growth and warned against over-regulation, aligning with the Trump administration's America First policy. Critics argue that without safeguards, AI could become a tool for discrimination, emphasizing the necessity for accountability. Experts are concerned that the lack of a unified approach may complicate AI deployment across borders.

"The Trump administration believes that AI will have countless revolutionary applications in economic innovation, job creation, national security, health care, free expression and beyond..."

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