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This week, another event on the Holy See's flagship topic of ethical reflection took place at the Vatican, where a "French Observatory of AI in Rome" was recently launched by France's embassy to the Holy See.

In a remarkable move demonstrating commitment to technological advancement, Vice President Vance has joined world leaders and industry pioneers at

Global tech leaders sat down to clarify key issues and explore potential agreements on AI frameworks at the AI Action Summit. Here's what tech leaders need to know.

More countries are announcing significant investments in artificial intelligence, worth tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars. It's no surprise that this promising technology is finding applications in warfare.

Yet such worries were pushed to the back burner as the U.S., in particular, made a forceful argument against moves to regulate the sector, with Vance saying that the Trump Administration "cannot and will not" accept foreign governments "tightening the screws on U.S. tech companies."

At the ongoing AI Action Summit in Paris, Google CEO Sundar Pichai talked about the importance of AI and how it can improve the quality of life.

Macron aims to dedicate a gigawatt of nuclear power to create one of the world's largest AI-computing facilities.

Current AI will fund projects around public datasets, open source AI, and public accountability for AI systems