
The president of the United States spoke live during the speech by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Donald Trump made a surprise speech live at the All-In conference in Los Angeles during Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's speech, calling fears about artificial intelligence a hoax and criticizing the idea of slowing down development.
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The statements come after the resignation of an Anthropic researcher who had raised the alarm about the risks of artificial intelligence.
Surprise phone call from Donald Trump. The White House number one spoke live during the speech by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at the All-In conference in Los Angeles. On speakerphone, in front of an enthusiastic audience, he dismissed fears related to artificial intelligence as a "hoax", claiming that "robots will not take over".
Tensions in Silicon Valley
Trump's statements come in the wake of the recent resignation of an Anthropic researcher, who had raised the alarm about the risks of AI to humanity. While several industry leaders call for slowing down development to focus on security, Trump continues to argue that curbing innovation would only benefit China. On a more cautious but confident tone, Huang, at the helm of the chip giant Nvidia, says he is convinced that "America is capable of taking on a leadership role and doing so safely".

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