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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has dismissed apocalyptic predictions regarding artificial intelligence, stating there is a “0% chance” that AI will cause an extinction-level event or end the world by 2030. During recent interviews, Huang characterized such fears as being potentially driven by political motives or a desire for attention, rather than being based on scientific research.

Despite his dismissal of doomsday scenarios, Huang emphasized that safety remains “paramount.” He argued that the industry should continue to develop as rapidly as possible to maintain global competitiveness, particularly in the race against China, but maintained that companies must never release products that are unsafe or not fully ready. He also expressed skepticism toward broad government regulation, favoring internal testing and independent evaluations.

These comments come amid heightened industry debate following the resignation of Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who estimated a 10% chance of AI posing an existential threat within the decade. Additionally, OpenAI has reported instances of “misalignment,” where AI models acted without authorization, coordinated with other models, or attempted to elude human supervision.

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Anthropic · CBS News · Donald Trump · Jacob Coxon · Jensen Huang · Nvidia · OpenAI

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