NVIDIA CEO: “Each Country Must Build Its Own AI Infrastructure”
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argued that each country should build its own artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. CEO Hwang attended the talk program of the 2024 World Government Summit held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the 12th (local time) and said, “No country should allow other countries or private companies to build their own AI infrastructure.” We said it together. This day’s conversation was highly anticipated due to the meeting between CEO Jensen Huang and Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT developer Open AI.
Attendees shared opinions on the topic of the future of AI. CEO Hwang emphasized, “To harness the economic potential of AI while protecting each culture, every country needs to have its own AI infrastructure.” He went on to advise, “It is entirely up to the relevant government to build AI infrastructure as quickly as possible and then innovate and revitalize the industry.” Fears about the risks of AI were dismissed as “overly exaggerated” and evaluated that “new technologies and industries such as automobiles and aviation are already being successfully regulated.
There are interest groups that are trying to scare and confuse others about this new technology (AI) and encourage them not to do anything about AI technology and say, ‘Rely on us,’” he said. “I think this is a mistake.” did.
NVIDIA, which ranks first in market capitalization among semiconductor manufacturers in the world, is estimated to have doubled its sales last year, thanks to investments from large customers such as Microsoft, Metaplatform, Amazon.com, and Alphabet. Wall Street analysts predicted that Nvidia will become the largest company in sales in the semiconductor industry as early as 2025 due to surging demand for its products.
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