In a dramatic development at the Paris AI Summit, the United States and United Kingdom have declined to sign an international AI declaration, marking a significant shift in global AI governance and raising questions about the future of international AI cooperation.

Key highlights of this analysis:

• The reasons behind US and UK’s rejection of the declaration
• Implications for global AI governance
• Contrasting approaches between EU and US/UK
• The challenges facing Swiss AI development
• Impact on international AI cooperation

Particularly significant is the Trump administration’s stance on „pro-growth AI policies“ over safety regulations, contrasting sharply with the EU’s more cautious approach.

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