According to NBC reports, on the 14th local time, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon received a call from US President Trump at the All-in Summit summit held in Los Angeles, USA. Hwang In-hoon opened the hands-free on the spot, and the two had a conversation about the development of artificial intelligence. “Robots won't take over the world. Nor will artificial intelligence take over the rest of the world.” Trump told Hwang In-hoon, “This is all a hoax.” According to the US media Axios, this refers to recent warnings that artificial intelligence will pose a disastrous risk. According to reports, Trump also mentioned “the development of the AI industry cannot be slowed down” on the phone, and Hwang In-hoon responded, “You are right. We would never let that happen.” According to Axios News Network in the US, Hwang In-hoon also responded to concerns about artificial intelligence safety at the conference. However, Hwang In-hoon rejected the prediction that “artificial intelligence may end humanity” and called it “lacking scientific evidence.” He said that if AI companies feel that their R&D is out of control, they should pause or slow down the pace of development. Nvidia said the company did not comment on Hwang In-hoon's interaction with Trump and whether they will meet soon to discuss these issues. According to a NBC report, in response to opinions warning that artificial intelligence is potentially dangerous, Trump recently made several statements refuting the need to take safety measures and calling concerns about artificial intelligence a “scam.” The report said that on the 14th local time, Trump posted at least six posts supporting artificial intelligence on Truth Social. Trump believes that “artificial intelligence is taking over the world, destroying humanity, and all other bad things are scams.” He also said artificial intelligence will become “the greatest engine of economic development in history — more powerful than oil, gold, diamonds, and even the internet.”

According to NBC reports, on the 14th local time, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon received a call from US President Trump at the All-in Summit summit held in Los Angeles, USA. Hwang In-hoon opened the hands-free on the spot, and the two had a conversation about the development of artificial intelligence. “Robots won't take over the world. Nor will artificial intelligence take over the rest of the world.” Trump told Hwang In-hoon, “This is all a hoax.” According to the US media Axios, this refers to recent warnings that artificial intelligence will pose a disastrous risk. According to reports, Trump also mentioned “the development of the AI industry cannot be slowed down” on the phone, and Hwang In-hoon responded, “You are right. We would never let that happen.” According to Axios News Network in the US, Hwang In-hoon also responded to concerns about artificial intelligence safety at the conference. However, Hwang In-hoon rejected the prediction that “artificial intelligence may end humanity” and called it “lacking scientific evidence.” He said that if AI companies feel that their R&D is out of control, they should pause or slow down the pace of development. Nvidia said the company did not comment on Hwang In-hoon's interaction with Trump and whether they will meet soon to discuss these issues. According to a NBC report, in response to opinions warning that artificial intelligence is potentially dangerous, Trump recently made several statements refuting the need to take safety measures and calling concerns about artificial intelligence a “scam.” The report said that on the 14th local time, Trump posted at least six posts supporting artificial intelligence on Truth Social. Trump believes that “artificial intelligence is taking over the world, destroying humanity, and all other bad things are scams.” He also said artificial intelligence will become “the greatest engine of economic development in history — more powerful than oil, gold, diamonds, and even the internet.”