NEW: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang vows to push AI capabilities forward while keeping safety at the forefront, calling the technology essential for humanity's future. "There's no conflict between innovation, technology and safety." "We are going to have to create new technologies to advance the capabilities of AI, but we're... also creating new technologies that have bent the safety of AI."show more

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1- Who will control the kill switch on AI when something goes wrong ? 2- Who will pay liability for any damage done by Rogue AI ? These are the questions that must be answered to the public without misleading.

1- Who will control the kill switch on AI when something goes wrong ? 2- Who will pay liability for any damage done by Rogue AI ? These are the questions that must be answered to the public without misleading.

safety is just a marketing term when your quarterly earnings depend on ignoring it

Fuck your data centers!

Just water. Farm land. Technology growing faster then can be managed or controlled. I am not anti AI. I just want our citizens to have a voice in the process.

AI automates existing forms of intelligence. Super Intelligence could open a new era: systems capable of reasoning, learning, verifying, discovering, and collaborating at a scale beyond any individual human. #SuperIntelligence #AI #AGI

Greed over safety. That’s all I hear coming outta that oligarchs mouth.

How about you stop delaying your GPUs and start releasing them next year. I don’t want to wait until 2028

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Trump does not have the intelligence for all of this!

Innovation with intention. Technology that serves humanity, not replaces it. That's the future I want. ✨

Nvidia CEO is useless, his been releasing expensive graphics card all the time, 8GB 5050 should cost a dollar. Not this shit his charging, it doesn't make sense a graphic card is expensive more than the motherboard or SSD or ram for that sake. This shit is over hyped

Too much money is at stake to slow AI down. But the guardrails needed to protect humanity must be built FAST.

No innovation without responsibility.

"There's no conflict between innovation and safety." "We're creating new technologies to advance AI, and new technologies that have bent the safety of AI." That's not a policy. That's a word salad. And Fox calls it "NEW."

That group contains some of the smartest/richest people on the planet! 🤷🏼‍♂️ They all credit President Trump and his leadership. 🫡

AI could become a major driver of scientific and economic progress, but safety cannot be treated as an afterthought. Developing new tools for both capability and risk management could help ensure that innovation remains useful, reliable and broadly beneficial.

AI innovation and safety do not have to be opposing goals. The challenge is building systems that advance rapidly while remaining reliable and accountable. For Bangladesh, responsible AI could support education, healthcare and economic growth without ignoring emerging risks.

Jensen Huang's message highlights an important part of the AI debate: capability and safety need to develop together. As AI becomes more powerful, investing in testing, safeguards and transparency will be essential for countries worldwide, including Bangladesh.

For developing economies, AI could unlock major opportunities in education, business, research and public services. But progress should come with safety and accountability. Building stronger AI alongside stronger safety technologies could help make those benefits more sustainable

Ha ha ha… he’s trying to fool everyone.

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Innovation and safety should go hand in hand. Responsible development will be key to ensuring AI benefits people while minimizing potential risks. 🤖👏

You mean the company becoming insanely wealthy and powerful off of unfettered AI is also going to make money selling us the tools to protect us from their unfettered AI?

AI's future will depend not only on how powerful the technology becomes, but also on how responsibly it is developed and deployed. Innovation, rigorous testing and safety research can work together to help society capture benefits while reducing avoidable risks.