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At Paris AI Summit negotiations on Feb. 11, the United States and the United Kingdom declined to commit to “inclusive and ...

Macron also called on “simplifying” rules in France and the European Union to allow AI advances, citing sectors like ...

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Macron also called on “simplifying” rules in France and the European Union to allow AI advances, citing sectors like ...