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Nvidia CEO receives call from Trump during event and president calls AI risks a 'farce'

oglobo14 September 2026 at 23:25

Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, received a live phone call from Donald Trump during the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, held this Monday. The call allowed the president of the United States to participate in the event and make comments about artificial intelligence.

During the call, Trump classified AI dangers as a "farce" and criticized efforts to slow AI development. The president stated that these attempts to brake technology would be motivated by political interests or would be part of a strategy from China.

Trump said that resistance to AI is favoring people who do not want to see the advancement of technology, being politicians or the Chinese government itself. Huang agreed with the president, stating that Trump had understood the complexities of the issue.

The article also mentions other related stories about the position of CEOs in favor of AI and China's rejection of the request from these executives to slow down the development of technology.

Why this matters

The call shows how US AI policy is increasingly aligned with big tech companies, with Trump rejecting calls to brake the development of technology. This may affect discussions in Brazil and Latin America about AI regulation, especially after requests from CEOs like those of Meta, Google and OpenAI to slow down the technological race.

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