'AI will kill all humans by 2030', Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responds to the prediction
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has dismissed concerns that AI poses an existential threat to humanity by 2030, labeling such predictions as fear-mongering. He maintains that the industry should continue to innovate rapidly while ensuring safety standards are met.
Why it matters
As a leader in AI hardware, Huang's stance influences the broader debate on AI regulation and the perceived risks of rapid technological development.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has outrightly denied any prediction which says that AI will end humanity by 2030, saying that the technology doesn’t pose an extinction risk to humanity. His response comes quickly after President Donald Trump called this prediction a “hoax” and days after the public departure of Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon who resigned over deep safety concerns. Coxon cautioned that computer scientists currently engineering these tools genuinely believe the software could eradicate the human race by the end of the decade.“I believe the claims, The end of the world, [are] stirring fear across America. The people who are doing it make no sense to me.
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