这位发言者在一次国际人工智能大会上阐述了特朗普政府对人工智能的看法，将重点从对人工智能安全问题的担忧转移到它所带来的巨大机遇上。他感谢马克龙总统的款待和莫迪总理的共同主持，强调需要采取一种前瞻性的方法，而不是规避风险的谨慎。他强调，人工智能有望彻底改变各行各业，推动经济增长，创造就业机会，加强国家安全和医疗保健，并促进自由表达。他认为，限制人工智能的发展将是对后代的不负责任。 他提出了特朗普政府人工智能战略的四个关键点。首先，美国将确保美国的人工智能技术保持全球黄金标准，并成为国际合作的首选伙伴。第二，必须避免过度监管，因为它可能会扼杀这个处于萌芽状态的变革性行业。 特朗普政府的目标是促进有利于增长的人工智能政策。第三，人工智能必须摆脱意识形态偏见，美国的人工智能不会被用于专制审查。第四，政府将倡导一种有利于工人、有利于增长的人工智能方法，确保它成为创造就业机会的工具，而不是取代就业机会。 他呼应了莫迪总理的观点，即人工智能将提高人类的生产力，而不是取代人类。 这位发言者强调，美国目前在人工智能领域处于世界领先地位，这归功于其全面的人工智能生态系统，包括先进的半导体设计、前沿算法和创新应用。特朗普政府致力于通过确保在美国使用美国设计和制造的芯片构建强大的人工智能系统来保持这一优势。在保持领先地位的同时，美国对伙伴关系和合作持开放态度。他呼吁制定鼓励人工智能技术创造的国际监管制度，而不是扼杀它，特别是敦促欧洲各国以乐观的态度拥抱新的前沿。 这位发言者强调，美国人工智能行业之所以蓬勃发展，是因为其开放的监管环境。 这鼓励了创新并吸引了大量的研发投资，预计到2028年，估计7000亿美元的全球人工智能投资中，超过一半将来自美国。特朗普政府承诺支持初创企业和研究人员，通过行政命令和人工智能行动计划，为所有人工智能开发人员维持一个公平的竞争环境，最大限度地减少不必要的监管，同时最大限度地提高所有美国人的利益。 他表达了对外国政府收紧对具有全球影响力的美国科技公司监管的担忧，警告说，这些措施将对美国和这些国家都不利。 他列举了欧盟的《数字服务法案》和《通用数据保护条例》（GDPR）为例，说明这些法规施加了繁重的合规成本并限制了信息的获取，最终阻碍了创新。他质疑一个政府控制信息访问并根据其认为的虚假信息来阻止用户的未来是否是可取的。 他强调，可靠的电力和高质量的半导体在人工智能行业的成功中起着至关重要的作用。 他批评那些去工业化并限制其电力来源的国家，表示它们将来无法在人工智能领域发挥领导作用。 他强调了人工智能的实际影响和支持它所需的物理基础设施，提到了工厂中的机器人、医疗保健提供者和新能源的开发。 他告诫人们不要过度监管，也不要让大型公司主导人工智能，因为它们试图控制用户的思想。 他质疑那些积极要求安全法规的在位者的动机，暗示这些法规可能保护他们的市场地位，而不是造福公众。 他提出了对使用人工智能来推广不受欢迎的社会议程以及人工智能系统生成有偏见或历史上不准确的表述的担忧。 他承诺特朗普政府将确保在美国开发的人工智能系统没有意识形态偏见，并且不限制言论自由。他还谈到了敌对的外国对手将人工智能武器化用于监视、审查和宣传，声称特朗普政府将阻止此类努力，并保护美国的人工智能和芯片技术免遭盗窃和滥用。他警告国际合作伙伴不要与专制政权在人工智能领域进行合作，将其比作将他们的信息基础设施与一个不可靠且具有侵略性的主人拴在一起。 最后，他重申，特朗普政府将在人工智能政策中优先考虑美国工人，确保人工智能提高他们的生产力，并改善他们的工资、福利和安全。 特朗普政府认为人工智能将吸引企业到美国，并将确保美国工人具备管理人工智能技术并与之互动的技能。 特朗普政府承诺让美国工人在所有重大人工智能政策决策中都占有一席之地。 他最后讲了一个关于在法国手持拉法耶特侯爵佩剑的故事，将危险武器掌握在正确的人手中与人工智能的变革潜力进行了类比。 他强调需要关注释放人工智能全部潜力以改善各国福祉的机会，并申明特朗普政府致力于不浪费这一机会。

This speaker, addressing an international AI conference, outlines the Trump administration's perspective on AI, shifting the focus from AI safety concerns to the immense opportunities it presents. He thanks President Macron for hosting and Prime Minister Modi for co-hosting, emphasizing the need for a forward-looking approach rather than risk-averse caution. He stresses that AI is poised to revolutionize industries, drive economic growth, create jobs, enhance national security and healthcare, and promote free expression. Restricting its development, he argues, would be a disservice to future generations. He presents four key points of the Trump administration's AI strategy. First, the US will ensure that American AI technology remains the global gold standard and the preferred partner for international collaborations. Second, excessive regulation must be avoided, as it could stifle this transformative industry in its infancy. The administration aims to promote pro-growth AI policies. Third, AI must be free from ideological bias, and American AI will not be used for authoritarian censorship. Fourth, the administration will champion a pro-worker, pro-growth approach to AI, ensuring it becomes a tool for job creation rather than job displacement. He echoes Prime Minister Modi's belief that AI will enhance human productivity, not replace human beings. The speaker reinforces that the United States currently leads the world in AI due to its comprehensive AI ecosystem, which includes advanced semiconductor design, frontier algorithms, and innovative applications. The administration is dedicated to maintaining this advantage by ensuring powerful AI systems are built in the US using American-designed and manufactured chips. While holding a lead, the US is open to partnership and collaboration. He calls for international regulatory regimes that encourage the creation of AI technology rather than stifle it, particularly urging European nations to embrace the new frontier with optimism. The speaker highlights that the American AI sector thrives because of an open regulatory environment. This encourages innovation and attracts significant research and development investments, projecting over half of the estimated $700 billion global AI investment in 2028 will be in the United States. The administration vows to support startups and researchers, maintaining a level playing field for all AI developers through executive orders and an AI action plan that minimizes unnecessary regulation while maximizing the benefits for all Americans. He voices concerns about foreign governments tightening regulations on US tech companies with global reach, warning that such measures would be detrimental to both the US and those countries. He cites the EU's Digital Services Act and GDPR as examples of regulations that impose burdensome compliance costs and restrict access to information, ultimately hindering innovation. He questions whether a future where governments control information access and block users based on perceived misinformation is desirable. He stresses the critical role of reliable power and high-quality semiconductors in the AI industry's success. He criticizes nations that deindustrialize and limit their power sources, indicating they will not be able to lead in the future. He emphasizes the real-world impact of AI and the physical infrastructure required to support it, mentioning robotics in factories, health care providers, and the development of new energy sources. He cautions against over-regulation and the domination of AI by large corporations seeking to control users' thoughts. He questions the motives of incumbents that aggressively demand safety regulations, suggesting such regulations might protect their market position rather than benefit the public. He raises concerns about the use of AI to promote unpopular social agendas and instances where AI systems generated biased or historically inaccurate representations. He vows that the Trump administration will ensure that AI systems developed in America are free from ideological bias and do not restrict free speech. He also addresses the weaponization of AI by hostile foreign adversaries for surveillance, censorship, and propaganda, asserting that the administration will block such efforts and protect American AI and chip technologies from theft and misuse. He cautions international partners against collaborating with authoritarian regimes in the AI sector, comparing it to chaining their information infrastructure to an unreliable and intrusive master. Finally, he reiterates that the Trump administration will prioritize American workers in AI policy, ensuring AI augments their productivity and improves their wages, benefits, and safety. The administration believes that AI will attract businesses to the US, and it will ensure that American workers have the skills to manage and interact with AI technologies. The administration promises American workers a seat at the table for all major AI policy decisions. He concludes with a story about holding the Marquis de Lafayette's sword in France, drawing a parallel between the potential of dangerous weapons in the right hands and the transformative potential of AI. He emphasizes the need to focus on the opportunity to unlock the full potential of AI to improve the well-being of nations, affirming the Trump administration's commitment to not squander that opportunity.