Trump and Jensen Huang unite against AI doomers in surprise on-stage call
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took a surprise call from President Trump onstage at the All-In Summit Monday in Los Angeles, where the two dismissed fears of an AI takeover. Why it matters: Trump and Huang are staking out an increasingly clear rejection of AI doomerism right as some of the world's most powerful CEOs and AI experts call for slower AI development over safety concerns. Driving the news:…
President Trump and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appeared on stage together during the All-In Summit in Los Angeles to refute concerns about an AI takeover. The two leaders dismissed the notion that artificial intelligence would pose a threat to humanity, instead touting its potential for economic growth and national security. Trump stated that AI would not take over the world, while Huang pledged that they would ensure everyone benefits from the AI race in America.
Huang separately addressed AI safety fears, acknowledging that warnings from whistleblowers should be taken seriously, while still rejecting the idea that AI could end the world. Nvidia has a significant interest in the continued success of AI, as the company is a major supplier of chips that power advanced AI models.
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