'Robots Will Not Be Taking Over': US President Donald Trump Calls Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang During Live Panel Discussion, Downplays AI Dangers
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei recently warned about the risks of developing artificial intelligence (AI) too quickly, a view that has been backed by several leading figures in the AI industry. However, US President Donald Trump has taken a different stand, strongly supporting the rapid development of AI and rejecting concerns about its possible dangers. Trump made his views clear during a panel…
During a live panel discussion at the All In Summit, US President Donald Trump called Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and downplayed the risks associated with its development. Trump dismissed concerns about AI becoming dangerous, calling such fears a "hoax." He expressed strong support for the rapid expansion of AI, stating that the robots would not be taking over and that AI would not threaten the world.
Trump went on to praise the development of data centers, calling them "great" and likening their importance to oil as a potential driver of the economy in the next 20 to 25 years. He cautioned that the technology must be developed carefully, warning against politically motivated opposition or support from China. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang agreed with Trump's stance, acknowledging the complexities of the AI debate and supporting the president's perspective.
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