Trump Interrupts AI Summit to Say Robots Won't Take Over the World
Summary
President Donald Trump made a surprise phone call during an AI conference to say that robots and artificial intelligence will not take over the world. He called fears about AI dangerous and misleading and said that AI technology will create wealth for communities and help the U.S. compete globally.Key Facts
- President Trump called into the All-In Summit, a technology and policy event in Los Angeles.
- He spoke with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang during Huang’s stage presentation.
- Trump dismissed fears that AI poses a serious threat, calling those warnings a "hoax" and "scam."
- He compared AI infrastructure to oil, saying it will be very valuable for many years.
- Trump said the opposition to building data centers for AI benefits countries like China.
- Huang agreed that America must keep its leadership in AI technology.
- Some AI experts want to slow down AI development and add safety rules.
- The discussion is ongoing as people debate how to handle AI risks and benefits.
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