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Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, denies that AI is in any way dangerous | ongames

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Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, denies that AI is in any way dangerous

In addition to radically transforming certain industries by eliminating many jobs, generative artificial intelligence may be viewed as dangerous by some segments of society.

This week, OpenAI announced that an "unprecedented" hack occurred after two of its highly advanced AI agents attempted to access confidential data from the company Hugging Face, an operation carried out without OpenAI’s consent.

However, tech giants are seeking to reassure professionals and consumers. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, called alarmist statements about AI "complete nonsense." During his interview with Axios, the businessman also reiterated that it is essential to promote the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence. He even rejected the notion that AI destroys jobs.

"I think that narrative is wrong. It’s inappropriate and hurtful. I think those who espouse it are fundamentally mistaken."

Finally, the NVIDIA CEO added that people working in this sector should not "make things up out of thin air".