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are doing and run after their i think that instead " grim ' 7' should invest in what we can we should invest in what we can do and build our own do best and build our own here in europe, our strength here in europe, our own our == 77 that we and technology mastery that we given to the world. as have given to the world. as this summer there is a distinct european brand of ai. is already driving n 7 and adaptation and i; picking " 7 w w is picking up speed. so what 777 7 7777 features? first are the main features? first, european ai are the main features? first, european al on al european ai focuses on al complex adoption in complex unique applications, using unique manufacturing data industrial manufacturing data and know—how. ai is

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just a few years, this european. results. is just a few years, this european. results. but is just a few years, this european. results. but now 5 just a few years, this european. results. but now it showing results. but now it needs to be supercharged, it —:7 to get 77 to get a 77 to geta push 77 7 to get a push and 7 to get a push and this is needs to get a push and this is why it is the right place to be at this ai action summit. here at this ai action summit. we act two ways. first, we will act in two ways. first, we want accelerate we want to accelerate innovation. europe has of innovation. europe has some of the world's fastest public supercomputers. we now supercomputers. we are now putting them at the service of 7: be7st start—ups and best our best start—ups and best scientists so they can forge we need, they can test the ai we need, they can test and train their on our in 'usta injust a few supercomputers. in just a few months we have set up a record supercomputers. in just a few mon ai we have set up a record supercomputers. in just a few mon ai factories set up a record supercomputers. in just a few mon ai factories and jp a record supercomputers. in just a few mon ai factories and wei record supercomputers. in just a few mon ai factories and we are ord of 12 al factories and we are 10 billion in and this is not a then. and this is not a promise, is happening §7=—lm : iil'"; right now. and it is the largest public in al

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one single set of safety rules across the european union, a50 million people, instead of 27 different national regulations and safety is the interest and safety is in the interest of at the same time, of business. at the same time, i know that we have to make it and we have to cut easier and we have to cut red tape, and we will. finally, requires substantial jm mediate. substantial from both financial capital. from both public and private. in this i welcome the european context i welcome the european ai champions initiative but pledges 150 billion euros from providers, investors and

pledges 150 billion euros from providers, inve: i >rs and pledges 150 billion euros from providers, inve: i canind industry. today i can announce that with our ai initiative we mm to- u- b 50 billion euros, can top up by 50 billion euros, so thereby we aim to modernise a total of 200 billion euros for investment in europe. we have focus will have a focus on and applications. mission—critical applications. it be last is it will be the last is to public in public private partnership in the world for the development of trustworthy and of trustworthy a!, and finally sh?! be cooperative a] can be well beyond europe, attractive well beyond europe, including our partners in the global south. and in the spirit we fully support the ai foundation that is being = -7

= _7 today. ai can7 ——— today. ai can 7e a launched today. ai can be a gift to but we must sure it 7 sure it benefits a make sure it benefits a widespread and its benefits are to we wa r7lt to we want al accessible to all. we want al to bea,,, for we want to be a force for good, we want and ai where everyone collaborates and everyone = -7 = -: this is our 7 this is our p77ath, benefits. this is our path, this is our european path. thank very much for your attention. applause attention. applau! ursula der leyen, studio: ursula von der leyen, the of european the president of the european commission, addressing the second i: �*ai action summit eur7ope europe is not late to saying europe is not late to the ai race, she it is far the ai race, she says it is far from over. says we aim to from overeshe says we aim to a total of 200 liar for all ineestment billion euros fqila'i investment europe. she billion euros fonal investment europe. she europe billion euros fonal investment europe place europe his billion euros fonal investment europe place in europe his billion euros fonal investment europe place in the lrope his billion euros fonal investment europe place in the global if llil, in all. she says they need race in al. she says they need to embrace it as a way of life

toyeglbrace it as a way of life ai is everywhere. she said she disagreed with the assertion often that assertion often made that europe is too late to the race. said ai is a race farfrom she said ai is a race far from being and we are only at 77 7§egirinihg7 77 7 777 77 saline; 7t7he7 777 beginning the fror7l7tier the beginning and the frontier is constantly we also fromj7d 7 from jd 7 the us heard from jd vance. the us , president, heard from jd vance. the us . president, a time vice president, a short time ago. said president donald 7 administration administration was trump's administration was going to that the going to ensure that the most powerful artificial intelligence systems would be built in the that entered work with 7 work with the 7 77w7o7rkwith7t7he7wérl7d7 7 77 77w7o7rk7 qilblbeaéélaia 77 77w7o7rk7 qilblbeaéélaia lbe 77 has been following this for good to have you with us. us. good to have you with us. take us through what we have over the past hour or heard over the past hour or so a range of speakers, from a range of speakers, if if minister india's prime minister narendra modi, us vice presidentjd vance and also the european

commission's ursula von der a range of issues be leyen. a range of issues be addressed ? verg'mbch see j reall addressed? vergmcichsaejbt - rear—setting?- addressed? vergmcichsaejbt - really settingot- addressed? vergmcichsaejbt - really setting out the i moonww - really setting out the us , suggesting suggesting that escessiee stall suggesting that excessive regulation could kill off the industry and talking as well about this notion of authoritarian ai that did authoritarian. a! that it did want, the us did not want not want, the us did not want american technology to be used to power ai. that to power authoritarian ai. that an interesting of is an interesting use of those words because when i spoke to senior yesterday very senior executive yesterday from openai he about from gpenal bespoke about much from gaenalhespoke about much the same things, pretty much the same things, the race the 77 lines of democratic ai coming out the us and possibly m7- europe and authoritarian ai which he felt coming out of which he felt was coming out of china. there are very ideological being clear ideological lines being drawn as well as the americans saying they are terribly saying they are not terribly keen on the notion of excessive regulation, which is something we much knew would be we pretty much knew would be the case. a few weeks ago

set 7 set out7his infrastructure, stall for al infrastructure, saying he would spend $500 billion. ursula von der leyen european union will saying the european union will spend 200 billion euros on al infrastructure and investment spend 200 billion euros on al infra we cture and investment spend 200 billion euros on al infra we are e and investment spend 200 billion euros on al infra we are backi investment spend 200 billion euros on al infra we are back to vestment spend 200 billion euros on al infra we are back to these ent too. we are back to these really big figures which demonstrate the depth of .... how powerful �* strong the to become �*strong the to become a how strong the race to become a global ai superpower has eeeeote; is reall in: keeeme is really vying for everybody? is—rreally' vying for well everybody position;'well'everybodryftalks everyone is about cooperation everyone is trying to assert as trying to assert themselves as a �* in the space. a leader in the ai space. one of the themes absolutely. one of the themes has been cooperation and it .e.. eee . .eeee...ef.. . .. . . . 7777777777777 ifthere 7 7 7777777777777 ifthereis 7 7 almost seems as if there is just lip service being given to "was a" 7 the idea of cooperation. competition is driving this.

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der leyen admitted that the european union is commonly 77 -7 with too 7 with too much 7 with too much re77d associated with too much red tape much echoed tape which very much echoed what was coming out of whatjd was 7 theus 7 was 7 the us fee7ls reg7ula7tion is not the excessive regulation is not the way to go get all of the way to go to get all of the opportunities out of ai. that is in stark to a lot is in stark contrast to a lot of the industry experts i have spoken to who say safety as a significant issue which has not been yet. if i been fully reserved yet. if i stay with us, we will return listen to musician back and listen to musician thoreau williams, who was on the panel and his -- pharrellvll�*illiams. thoughts. —— pharrell williams. the way we would it would the way we woultlusllijaldlllde i _ the way we woultlusllijaldlllde i w— the way we would use it would much more utility, it would the way we would use it would replace >re utility, it would the way we would use it would replace creativity. it would not replace creativity. there too not replace creativity. there i too - fear _ not replace creativity. there too fear around it. istoo "l....... . .-.... 7. was - was a - m- istoo nnuch fear around it was a whole about there was a whole thing about the year— there was a whole thing about the year 2000 too but we are fine, — the year 2000 too but we are

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waiting to get a little bit of the detail on that. in the tbjegdetail on that. in. the very broad strokes, as we very, very broad strokes, as we had said before, there is a talk of collaboration, trying to find cooperation, trying to find some about how we some consensus about how we approach like approach things like employment, how we approach the environment or the environmental impact of these technologies and also this can be 7 can be developed for publi7c7good, how it can be the public good? howit can be the public good? howit can be the of developed for the betterment of humanity, notjust developed humanity, not just developed for the humanity, notjust developed for the global north, developed for the global north, developed for countries have vast for countries that have vast resources and enormous amounts spend on developing of money to spend on developing the technology, they the technology, ensuring they can operated, all of those 7 we suspect . to .e.. ... to some consensus hoping to find some consensus all of issues but around all of these issues but they are very disparate issues as we have seen and as we have seen over the last few days, there is an and as we have seen over the last few days, the ofs an and as we have seen over the last few days, the of competition enormous amount of competition on. is a lot of going on. there is a lot of tension between of and cooperation collaboration and cooperation and , ., ,

and competition plenty more on that much, plenty more on that later here on bbc news. to our other main story no to our other main story today, events the middle today, events in the middle east. hamas has criticised president trump's intervention loose" if hamas doesn't free all of the hostages it holds by saturday noon. hamas said it was delaying the next scheduled release because israel was not in compliance, a claim hamas took 251 hostages when it attacked israel on october the 7th 2023. since the ceasefire began injanuary, 16 israeli 33 hostages are expected to have been freed.

to allow in agreed humanitarian aid. in the oval office. well, i would say this — and i'm going to let that be as i'm concerned, if all of the hostages aren't returned i'd say they ought to be returned by 12:00 on saturday, uh... saturday at 12:00. is going to break out. and i don't think they're going to do it. i think a lot of them are dead. ithink, uh...

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three stage ceasefire cleats: ” " ” ' ” " on go to doha. he said, please to go to doha. he said, please go to to try to continue hostage release suspended the hostage release suspended by hamas. we have also been getting details from the prime minister's offers extending his heartfelt condolences to the of one the hostages :— t77he7 — .. —— ——— ———————e 7 7t7he7government has eit 7itis it is one 7 it is one of confirmed it is one of the deceased hostages. with us deceased hostages. stay with us for continuing coverage. the todayis the today is very �* to yesterday in that the today is very �*to yesterday in that it similar to yesterday in that it is cloudy, patchy, light rain and drizzle it is breezy, although not quite breezy as in the south as breezy as in the south yesterday but we still have a 7 wind 7 wi n7d off win77d off the north brisk wind coming off the north sea which accentuate sea which will accentuate the feel of the day. we have cold feel of the day. we have all this cloud, the cold feel of the day. we have all ti nearby , the cold feel of the day. we have all ti nearby across the

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