Nations prepare for Paris AI Summit to discuss safe development and innovation

The Paris AI Summit on February 10-11 will gather nearly 100 nations, including the U.S. and China, to discuss safe AI development. This follows last year's discussions in England, expanding the focus to open-source systems and clean energy. U.S. President Trump has revoked previous AI policies and is facing calls for new export controls on AI chips. The summit aims for a non-binding agreement on AI principles, though consensus remains uncertain. Unlike previous summits, the Paris meeting will not focus on new regulations. France seeks to promote AI innovation while implementing the EU AI Act flexibly to support its national industry.