As one of the main beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang couldn’t avoid the debate that unfolded yesterday over an initiative to voluntarily slow down the development of artificial intelligence due to safety concerns. Company leaders, while acknowledging the problem, called for an engineering approach rather than a political approach to solving it.
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first, he said The United States does not need to introduce any new legislative restrictions or coordinate the efforts of market participants in regulating artificial intelligence: “The market forces are already there, we don’t need any new laws, we don’t need any new rules.”. He also called the choice between the speed of innovation and the ability to create safe products a “false dilemma.”
Huang believes that companies themselves should focus on producing safe products: “That’s a very obvious thing – you want to limit yourself until you’re confident that what you’re launching is going to be well received by the market. You can definitely get security and innovation at the same time.”. He said a pause is appropriate when a company is developing a product that is clearly unsafe. In a phone conversation with the President of the United States, the head of Nvidia expressed support for the President’s statement that there is no need to slow down the development of artificial intelligence and the construction of data centers: “You’re right. We won’t let that happen, sir.”.
In his speech on the channel, Huang also expressed his position on regulating the development of artificial intelligence from a legal perspective. CNBC: “We have a lot of laws. We have a lot of rules that determine the reliability and functionality of our products.”. As he explains, companies can ensure the safety of their designs at a “basic engineering” level before they even put their products on the market. “Security is an engineering problem. Testing is an engineering problem. It’s our responsibility to create products and test them properly. If they’re not ready for release, you need to take a break and keep testing and reworking until they are.” Huang added. He said companies must innovate as quickly as possible, but not at the expense of safety.
Jen-Hsun Huang also did not stir up hysteria over the alleged threat artificial intelligence poses to humanity: “We’re not going to die in 2030. There are a lot of people in the world who are going to create artificial intelligence in the right way. We’re going to have all the necessary safety measures, all the safety technologies that are going to be invented.”.
mechanism Bloomberg Incidentally, it was announced that Huang will be invited to attend a dinner with US President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in the US capital next week. This information has been confirmed by sources CNBCHowever, no official sources made any comment on the matter. White House officials said only that Trump invited many U.S. business leaders to meet with Xi Jinping because he always tries to broker deals that are beneficial to the United States.
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