Huang Renxun spoke with Trump on the phone to refute the doomsday theory of AI and emphasized that AI will promote economic growth and national security

When Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang attended the All-In Summit event in Los Angeles today, he unexpectedly received a call from US President Trump on stage. Both of them refuted external doubts that artificial intelligence (AI) might "take over the world."

US media Axios reported that at a time when some of the world's most influential corporate CEOs and AI experts are calling for a slowdown in AI development based on security concerns, Trump and Huang Jensen's increasingly clear stance against "AI doomsday" has attracted special attention.

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According to videos circulating on social media, Huang Jensen received a suspected call from Trump during his interview with All-In Podcast today. He turned on the loudspeaker so that the audience could hear the conversation between the two.

Huang Jen-Hsun and Trump are optimistic about the development of AI, emphasizing that this technology can help promote economic growth and maintain national security.

"Robots are not going to take over everything, AI is not going to take over the world. The whole thing is a scam," Trump told Huang, referring to a string of recent warnings about the catastrophic risks posed by AI.

Huang Jenxun told Trump: "We will ensure that everyone in the United States can be a winner in the AI ​​race, including every industry, every company, every state, and every person."

However, Huang Jen-Hsun’s tone was more cautious than Trump’s when talking about AI security concerns. He said the warnings raised by whistleblowers should be taken seriously, and praised whistleblower Jacob Coxon, who once worked at AI company Anthropic, for having the courage to raise concerns that the company's AI development was too fast.

But he rejected predictions that AI could cause the end of the world, saying these claims had "no scientific basis." He said that if AI companies believe that their development has "lost control", they should suspend or slow down related work.

Jen-Hsun Huang has repeatedly refuted the AI ​​doomsday theory in the past. When he attended a conference held by Goldman Sachs in San Francisco last week, he said that network security will bring unprecedented huge business opportunities to the information security industry. "What better way to create demand than to create problems? Who doesn't want the market to have crazy demand for their products, and even queue up to buy them?"