Jensen Huang took a call from Trump, and showed off something else, too
At the All-In conference, Nvidia's Jensen Huang took a live Trump call dismissing AI safety fears while flaunting Apple's unreleased $1,999 foldable phone.
At the All-In conference in L.A., Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang answered a live on-stage call from President Trump using Apple's unreleased foldable phone, which hits stores in five weeks at $1,999. During the call, Trump and Huang agreed that fears about AI safety amount to what Trump called a 'hoax,' with Trump claiming the AI panic benefits China and 'political people' and arguing the technology is 'bigger than the internet.' Nvidia stock is up 33% over the past year but fell a few percentage points on the day. The article notes Apple now depends on Nvidia hardware to run part of Apple Intelligence, a decade after dropping Nvidia chips from its devices.
- Huang answered a live Trump call on Apple's unreleased $1,999 foldable phone on stage.
- Trump called AI safety fears a 'hoax' and claimed the panic benefits China.
- Trump argued AI is 'bigger than the internet' and should not be slowed.
- Apple now runs part of Apple Intelligence on Nvidia hardware after a decade-long split.
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