Nvidia boss criticizes 'cheap' AI doomsday warnings
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In the face of concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence, Nvidia defends a clear economic line: strengthening system security without curbing innovation. The US semiconductor giant calls for custom-friendly regulation and presents AI as a driver of productivity, investment and job creation. However, an ambitious vision that raises questions about corporate responsibility, labour market transformations and the energy needs of an expandi…
Nvidia’s CEO rejected the warnings that artificial intelligence could end humanity as “baratoes” and called for addressing technology with “responsible optimism.” His statements in Berlin rekindle the debate between those who advocate accelerating the development of AI and those who call for greater caution.
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, the US artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant, said today (22nd) that warnings about AI potentially destroying humanity are "cheap" attempts to grab headlines. According to AFP, Huang, speaking at a conference hosted by Nvidia in Berlin, Germany, the final stop of his European tour, said, "When you say human civilization is ending, first of all, that's not true." He bluntly stated that such claims generate news hea…
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