Abstract:
In a recent interview, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang talked about the competition between the United States and China and AI security issues, and clearly expressed his opposition to the U.S. government’s ban on the sale of U.S. technology in China.
Huang Renxun believes that technology developed by the United States should first benefit the United States, but bans should not be used to restrict the flow of technology to the Chinese market. He said, "Every chip company should serve the global market and compete for the world."
When talking about China, Huang Renxun's statement was quite positive, "Chinese leaders hope that China can benefit from AI. They hope that China will be more prosperous, just as we hope that the United States will be more prosperous.
Don't you want every country to look forward to a better tomorrow? I like this about them."
In response to recent warnings by AI researchers that AI technology may lead to human extinction within a few years, Huang Renxun bluntly stated that such remarks are exaggerated.
He said, "2030 will not be the end of the world. The probability of the end of the world is zero. There is no need to scare people. This is irresponsible."
When the reporter asked why Americans should trust his views on AI security, considering NVIDIA's own interests, Huang Jenxun responded that it is in NVIDIA's best interests to ensure that the industry develops products responsibly. "The success of our company is directly related to the safe deployment of products and services. If we cannot continue to do this, our value will be reduced."
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