'AI will kill all humans by 2030', Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responds to the prediction
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has rejected fears that AI could lead to humanity's extinction by 2030. In response to Donald Trump's claims labeling such scenarios as a hoax, Huang insists that the technology does not threaten human existence. He advocates for rapid industry advancement while prioritizing the delivery of safe, consumer-ready products.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang vehemently refuted the notion that artificial intelligence will lead to humanity's extinction by the year 2030, insisting that AI does not pose an extinction risk. His rebuttal came in the wake of President Donald Trump dismissing the prediction as a "hoax", and following the resignation of Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who expressed deep safety concerns over the technology.
Coxon argued that computer scientists currently developing these tools genuinely believe the software could eradicate the human race by the end of the decade.
Huang appeared on CBS News and stated that the claims of AI causing the end of the world are stirring fear across America. He suggested that the people making these claims may have ulterior motives, such as political reasons, attention-seeking behavior, or something else entirely. Huang reiterated that there is a 0% chance that 2030 will be the end of the world. He emphasized that the industry should not slow down in its AI development, advocating for rapid progress while ensuring products are safe before being released.
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