Abstract:
On September 19, according to Bloomberg, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang once again refuted the AI doomsday theory, saying that this technology does not pose an extinction risk to humans. Jen-Hsun Huang was interviewed by CBS News. When asked by the host whether he agreed with President Trump's statement that AI concerns were called a "hoax," Huang seemed reluctant to answer directly, but he made it clear that he did not agree with the prediction that AI will destroy humanity by 2030.
Huang Renxun
"No matter how people describe it, 2030 will not be the end of the world," Huang said. "The possibility of 2030 being the end of the world is zero."
Huang Renxun has attended many events recently and reiterated his position that AI can be managed safely. Huang’s company Nvidia is a major supplier of AI processors. He has also repeatedly said there is no need for new regulations.
The resignation of Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon earlier this month triggered a wave of AI anxiety. He warned that researchers developing AI "genuinely believe that AI may kill us all by the end of this decade."
In an interview with CBS, Huang Renxun said that the entire industry should not slow down its development. The full interview will air on Sunday.
He said: "We should move as fast as possible regardless of what others do. But we must not, and should never, launch a product before it is ready or deliver an unsafe product."
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