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Leader's phone rings live with Trump
The article recounts a unique incident that took place during the "All-In" conference in Los Angeles, where Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, received a direct call from U.S. President Donald Trump during the interview. Trump decided to activate the speakerphone to address the audience and mocked his own ability to produce the best AI chips, while failing to know how to put the phone on speaker. Trump's use of the call was not just a joke; he also used it to attack global concerns over the development of artificial intelligence, affirming that robots will not take over the world and that fears about human threats from AI technology are exaggerated. At the same time, leaders from Silicon Valley, including Elon Musk and Sam Altman, emphasized the need to impose regulations on the AI race, but Trump held a completely opposite stance, rejecting the idea that AI poses a threat to humanity. The article reflects how Trump's statements contradict expert warnings and underscore his refusal to impose restrictions on technological development, despite international and expert concerns about potential risks.
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