NVIDIA responds to Jensen Huang's interaction with Trump.

According to NBC News, on the 14th local time, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang received a phone call from U.S. President Trump at the All-in Summit held in Los Angeles. Huang put the call on speakerphone on the spot, and the two talked about the development of artificial intelligence. "The robots are not going to take over the world. AI is not going to take over the rest of the world," Trump told Huang. "It's all a scam." U.S. media outlet Axios said this referred to recent warnings about the catastrophic risks posed by artificial intelligence. According to reports, Trump also mentioned on the phone that "we can't slow down the AI industry," and Huang responded, "You're right. We will never let that happen." According to Axios, Huang also responded at the summit to concerns about AI safety. But Huang rejected the prediction that "AI could end humanity," calling it "lacking scientific basis." He said that if AI companies feel their research and development has gotten out of control, they should pause or slow down their pace of development. NVIDIA said it would not comment on Huang's interaction with Trump or whether they would meet soon to discuss these issues. According to NBC News, in response to views warning of the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, Trump has recently made multiple statements rejecting the need for safety measures and calling concerns about AI a "scam." The report said that on the 14th local time, Trump posted at least six pro-AI posts on Truth Social. Trump believes that "AI taking over the world, destroying humanity, and all the other bad things are a scam." He also said AI will become "the greatest economic development engine in history more powerful than oil, gold, diamonds, or even the internet."