NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on fears about AI
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What are the odds that the world ends by 2030? The Nvidia CEO has a very specific number in mind.
Nvidia founder Jensen Huang suggests that the recent focus on AI regulation from major research labs is primarily an effort to sidestep existing regulations. He says policymakers should enforce existing laws against AI companies before creating a new AI-specific regulatory regime.
What better way to create demand than to create a problem,” Huang told a crowd at a Goldman Sachs tech conference on Thursday.
The chipmaker is the most valuable company on U.S. markets, with a valuation of around $5.5 trillion. And yet, due to its massive earnings growth, it's not an egregiously overpriced stock. CEO Jensen Huang recently gave investors even more reason to remain bullish heading into next year, as he expects chip sales to double in 2027.
Jensen Huang told Ezra Klein AI labs that can't control their models shouldn't ship them, called Hinton's warnings irresponsible, and backed auditors.
NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang will visit Kazakhstan for the first time as a special guest of AI Month, a national program bringing together artificial intelligence specialists, developers, startups,
Meta's CEO will join Nvidia's Jensen Huang, OpenAI's Sam Altman, and Microsoft's Satya Nadella at the White House dinner expected Thursday
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told G20 ministers that building one gigawatt of AI infrastructure costs $50-60 billion, urging nations to treat AI