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Jensen Huang: '0% Chance' AI Ends World, Dismisses Warnings as Unnecessary
- •NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated there's a "0% chance" AI will end the world, calling warnings "unnecessary and irresponsible."
- •Huang dismissed calls from OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs to slow AI development, suggesting they lack scientific basis and new regulations are not needed.
- •President Donald Trump also regards AI warnings as a hoax, planning an "AI Force" and an AI czar, vowing not to hinder the industry's growth.
- •The rapid advancement of AI is partly due to "recursive learning," where AI systems improve themselves without constant human intervention.
- •Huang's views come amid an AI boom that has significantly increased his wealth, potentially influencing his stance against slowing down the industry.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated in a CBS Sunday Morning interview that there is a "0% chance" of artificial intelligence ending the world by 2030, dismissing catastrophe warnings as lacking scientific basis and labeling them as unnecessary and irresponsible.
Huang opposes slowing down AI development, arguing that companies should advance as fast as possible while ensuring safety through engineering responsibility. He noted that calls to slow down or implement new laws lack scientific backing and could hinder industry growth.
President Donald Trump announced plans to create a new "AI Force" and appoint an "AI czar" while defending the technology and dismissing alignment fears as a hoax. He emphasized that his administration will support and protect the growth of the industry rather than stifle it.
