Huang Renxun once again denies the theory that AI is out of control: AI is just software and needs to be developed responsibly

Jen-Hsun Huang continues to deny the theory that AI is out of control. When he attended an event in New York, he once again reiterated that "AI is not a living organism, it is just software." There is no need to give AI too many human characteristics. (AFP)

[Instant News/Comprehensive Report] Recently, the technology circle has called on AI development to "put on the brakes", otherwise it will get out of control. However, Huang Renxun, CEO of Huida, continues to deny the theory that AI is out of control. When he attended an event in New York, he once again reiterated that "AI is not a living organism, it is just software." There is no need to give AI too many human characteristics.

According to the "Yonhap News Agency" report, Huang Renxun attended the annual dinner of the Korea-US friendly non-profit organization "The Korea Society" (The Korea Society) held in New York on the 28th local time. Huang Renxun was awarded the "Van Fleet Award" (Van Fleet Award). This award is awarded by the Korea Society to individuals or groups that have contributed to US-ROK relations. Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong and SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won also attended the event in person that day to congratulate Huang Renxun for winning the award.

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Jen-Hsun Huang talks with ABC News anchor JuJu Chang. “We’re giving AI too many human qualities unnecessarily and it’s making people scared,” he said.

Huang Renxun pointed out: "AI is not a living organism, it is just software. AI does not know what it is doing, it is just executing algorithms." For example, assuming that the AI is given 10 test questions and asked to get full marks, the first thing the AI will do may be "find the correct answer." "It's not cheating, it's the most obvious way," he explained.

Huang Renxun emphasized that in this process, AI cannot just be allowed to complete its goals, but the so-called "alignment" must be continued to allow AI to achieve its goals in the way humans expect. He said: "I don't want to portray this technology as something magical or mysterious and make people feel scared." He believes that as long as the necessary safety and security technologies are established, researchers can continue to explore the future of AI on a safe and responsible basis.

Huang Renxun defines his stance in the AI ​​era as "responsible optimism." As for what advice he would like to give to children, Huang said: "Actively contact and use AI to improve your abilities."

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