Trump claims fears around AI are 'hoax' pushed by China, politicians, in call with Nvidia CEO
During a Monday call with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, US President Donald Trump dismissed warnings from AI industry leaders about the dangers of artificial intelligence as a hoax, according to the President. Trump claimed that the technology was not as dangerous as some experts suggested and that China and certain politicians were behind the push for slower AI development.
Despite the President's stance, Huang agreed with Trump, stating that they would not let that happen and that they had to be cautious. The President also highlighted the potential benefits of AI, emphasizing its importance as the "oil of the next 20 to 25 years" and even more significant than the internet.
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