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Billionaire Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang seemingly shrugged off the rise in concerns coming out of AI researchers in recent days, reportedly telling the crowd at a Goldman Sachs conference that cybersecurity was AI’s “next major use case” and that AI companies were trying to create demand for a future product.
“What better way to create demand than to create a problem,” Huang told a crowd at a Goldman Sachs tech conference on Thursday.
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“What better way to create demand than to create a problem,” Huang told the crowd at a Goldman Sachs conference in San Francisco before questioning: “Who doesn’t want their market to be hysterical about their product and line up around the corner for it?”
Huang’s dismissal comes as a Senate subcommittee investigates the incident in which OpenAI’s autonomous agents went rogue and hacked into third party model host Hugging Face, and after an Anthropic researcher warned he “earnestly believe AI could kill all humans.”
This is a breaking story and will be updated.
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