Nvidia · Jensen Huang · Donald Trump · Fortune Technology
Huang argued the systems would have helped in incidents that have already occurred
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He also said he had common ground with some of the pope’s concerns.
Key facts
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to criticism by Pope Leo XIV regarding AI safety and regulation, saying that the questions raised by the pontiff were necessary and important, while stressing
- The pope, who has warned of the dangers of AI throughout his 16-month papacy, urged the world “to promote dialogue, study, investigation” about the technology
- Huang told CBS News earlier this month that he agreed with Trump that AI safety concerns were overblown
- He’s asking all the right questions, and he’s thinking about all the right issues,” Huang told Fortune Wednesday, when asked about the pope’s remarks
Summary
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to criticism by Pope Leo XIV regarding AI safety and regulation, saying that the questions raised by the pontiff were necessary and important, while stressing Nvidia’s efforts to make AI a safe and positive technology for society. “He’s asking all the right questions, and he’s thinking about all the right issues,” Huang told Fortune Wednesday, when asked about the pope’s remarks. Pope Leo made the earlier comments at a press conference in late September. The pope also directly criticized Huang, saying he was skeptical of Nvidia’s announcement about AI guardrails because Huang has argued there should be no limits and no government regulation. Huang told CBS News earlier this month that he agreed with Trump that AI safety concerns were overblown.