It’s no secret that Nvidia CEO and founder Jensen Huang has become a frequent visitor to the White House as artificial intelligence continues to flourish, so regular contact between him and President Donald Trump is no surprise. They did start to reassure the public about the safety of artificial intelligence when Huang received a call from Trump at a public event the other day.
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as explained edgeOn the stage of the All-In Summit, the head of Nvidia unexpectedly received a call from the President of the United States. Against the backdrop of recent calls by executives from leading artificial intelligence startups to slow down the industry’s development to improve safety, Trump called the concerns a “hoax” and assured event attendees: “Robots will not enslave us”when Huang put the other party on speaker phone.
Donald Trump Yesterday on page His social network Truth Social explained that Xi Jinping said China has no intention of hindering the development of artificial intelligence. Google announced plans to build a data center in Finland, citing difficulties in approving similar projects in the United States. As the US president explained, all these events displeased him, so Trump considered convincing opponents of the development of artificial intelligence the most important task. The construction of data centers and the advancement of artificial intelligence will become the biggest driving force for economic development in human history, surpassing oil, gold and diamonds, and even the Internet boom. During the call, he also added that the construction of data centers in certain areas of the United States has greatly improved the living standards of local residents, and without such projects, they would actually be doomed.
Jen-Hsun Huang supported the President of the United States, stating that Nvidia will do everything possible to ensure that all Americans benefit from the artificial intelligence competition. As the head of the company assures, all industries, all companies, all countries and everyone will benefit from this.
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