
KEY POINTS
- Vance said the border already uses AI for enforcement, but the goal is to 'make sure that technology is deployed across the entire American southern border'
- He said an example is AI tech integrated on border cameras to pick up activity as far as two miles away from the border
- Trump has been moving accordingly with this embrace of AI after he appointed the White House's first AI czar
U.S. President Donald Trump is hopeful the entire southern border wall will be constructed by the end of his term, Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday, and it won't just be a regular wall, but one with artificial intelligence technology.