Jensen Huang says China is not falling behind in AI, urges US to keep moving fast
In a recent interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that China is not falling behind in AI, noting that half of the world's AI researchers are in China and that some of the most popular open-source AI models originate there, while urging the US to keep moving fast. Huang also distanced himself from extreme AI ambitions, saying he and Elon Musk have different goals.
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@DeFiMidas
🚨BREAKING: JENSEN HUANG SAYS CHINA IS NOT FALLING BEHIND IN AI HE POINTED OUT THAT HALF OF THE WORLD'S AI RESEARCHERS ARE IN CHINA HE ALSO SAID SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR OPEN-SOURCE AI MODELS COME FROM CHINA “THE U.S. HAS TO KEEP MOVING FAST” https://t.co/atOffql4B0
@TheEconomist
In an interview with 1843, Jensen Huang does not mention colonising other planets, defeating death or remaking humanity. Elon Musk is a friend, he says, but they have different goals. “Maybe”, says the boss of Nvidia, “I’m just not sufficiently ambitious” https://t.co/4JywUPKiWU