Trump admin slams European censorship, stifled tech innovation

The Trump administration has been on the railing of a one -month campaign, which states that there are Drawcian censorship rules in Europe, which have not only stopped the free speech, but also worked as another road amidst the development of artificial intelligence.

“In Europe, thousands of people are being convicted for the crime of criticizing their governments,” State Department recently posted XA graphic slamming with Europe’s Digital Services Act (DSA). “This Orwellian Message will not fool the United States. Censorship is not independence.”

The European Union adopted DSA in 2022 to regulate online platforms such as social networks, content-sharing platforms and app stores, and its purpose is “to prevent online and dislocation of disruption of illegal and harmful activities.” The law of opposing Trump administration has been the law since its free speech on the global stage.

The Ex -Foreign Department’s X Post follows a one -month campaign of Trump officials, lengthening Europe for its strict rules that limit free speech – mostly online and in the world of AI and developed technology.

Fox News Digital spoke with Darren Beatty, who was working for public diplomacy and public affairs, who explained that the Trump administration takes a hatchet for restrictions and censorship – the most specially left from online and biden era – Europe has moved to intensify its sensorship with laws such as DSA.

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“As we are withdrawing the censorship industry in the United States such as what the Foreign Department did, what we did in the Foreign Department killing (global engagement center), but this is happening in the entire administration,” he said. “What is happening is moving to take Europe, European Union and Britain dull. It’s to say, as we are pushing the censorship regime domesticly back, it is intense in Europe.”

The Global Engagement Center was an office established within the state department during the era of Obama, which was plagued by sensorship allegations while positioning itself, focusing on foreign publicity and disintegration. The Trump Administration Foreign Department had closed the first office in 2025.

Beatty said that the US is not taking a “Holier” approach to “Holier” for the issue, given that the censorship looked extensively across the US under the Biden administration. He pointed to matters like social media user Douglas McKay, who was convicted for plotting to suppress the voter voting after posting voting messages in 2023.

“We were moving in that direction in a very dangerous way under Biden,” he said. “The weapanization of the government under Biden was serious.”

President Donald Trump gave his much awaited AI speech, unveiling the plan of his administration’s plan in late July, which included protecting the AI system from prejudice. Michael Cretios, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, previewed the plan to the media, which included the warning that the US would not go below the technology path similar to Europe, which cited its strict rules on technology.

He said, “The action plan has asked the American AI innovation to be free from unnecessary bureaucracy red tape, ensuring that all Americans re -received the benefits of AI technologies and benefited AI to run new scientific successes,” he said.

“On deragulation, we cannot take the risk of going down to Europe’s innovation-killing regulatory path. Federal agencies will now review their rules on books and cancel those who obstruct AI development and deployment in industries, from financial services and agriculture to health and transportation.”

The AI scheme focuses on three columns, one of which focuses on ensuring that prejudice is not included in American systems.

“The second is that we believe that the AI system should be free from conceptual prejudice and should not be designed to pursue the socially engineer agenda,” AI and Crypto Caesar David Sachs said in a press call on 23 July. “And so we have many offers to ensure that AI truth-charan and reliableness.”

Vice -president JD Vance The European Union’s Digital Services Act, including the Digital Services Act, has been at the forefront of the administrator leaders provoking Europe’s sanctions on AI and free speech.

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The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris in February said, “American innovators of all sizes already know what it is to deal with international rules.” “Many of our productive technical companies are forced to reduce the Digital Services Act and content of the European Union and to deal with the large -scale rules made about policing the so -called misconceptions.”

He said, “AI is not being won by hand writing about future security. It will be won from the building-from the powerful power plants to manufacturing facilities that can produce future chips,” he said.

Vance traveled during the Munich Security Conference days after his Paris address and gave another fierce speech chasing Europe to employ the “Soviet-style” strategy, which cools the free speech.

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“On the other side of the Atlantic, for many of us, it looks more and more, which are hidden behind the words of ugly Soviet-era like ‘misunderstanding’ and ‘disintegration’, just because they do not like the idea that a person with an alternative approach can express a different opinion, vote in a different way, or even a bad that can be won in the election.

During an interview with State Secretary Marco Rubio on “Face the Nation” in February, Critices in Europe and America, including CBS hosts Margore Brainon, determined criticisms that Nazi Germany had an independent speech “weapon” to bring about Holocaust.

Rubio began a terrible defense of Vance keeping in mind his concern that Europe has the same values as America, such as protecting free speech and democracy.

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Rubio said, “Why would we be irritated by our colleague or anyone with independent speech and giving their opinion to anyone? We are, finally, democracy.” “Munich Suraksha Sammelan is largely a conference of democracy in which we cherish and value is the ability to speak independently and give your opinion. And so, I think if someone is angry about his words, they don’t have to agree with him, but to be angry about it, I think he really talks about it.”

Rubio said in Vance’s speech, “I think the legitimate point he is making for Europe is: We are worried that the real values we share, the value that we bind us together with Europe are things like free speech and democracy and we have shared history in winning two world war.”

Federal communication commission chief Brandon cair In March, it was said that DSA’s online material monitoring is incompatible with US Free Speech.

“There is a risk that (European Union) regulatory rule applies excessive rules regarding free speech,” he explained to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in March. “Censorship that is potentially coming down from the pipe [Digital Services Act] There is something that is inconsistent … our independent speech tradition. ,

The White House stated at the end of July that in its top efforts highlighting artificial intelligence – it would be said that the next “industrial revolution” would enter – regulation would focus on preserving free speech by encouraging technological innovation through cuts.

The White House said that to ensure this, the government would update its “federal procurement guidelines that the government only contracts with big language model developers, ensuring that their systems are free from purposeful and top-down ideological prejudice,” Also “remove the federal rules obstructing AI’s growth and deployment, and seek private sector.”

Trump signed a trio of executive orders with the aim of implementing his AI agenda, including one that prevents the federal government from purchasing artificial intelligence created with the “Woque” ideology.

“I am signing an order to ban the federal government from the purchase of AI technology, which is infected with biased bias or ideological agenda, such as the important race theory, which is ridiculous. And from now on, the US government will only treat AI who chases the truth, fair and strictness,” he said.

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“We are not going through the madness that we have passed for the last four years. … Now it is no longer hanging at all. It is really unqualified, as someone told me the other day, it is very unknown to wake up.” He said.

The Trump administration reached the European Union’s press team to comment on the ongoing crime of Digital European censorship, but did not get an immediate reply.