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Develop AI with 'responsible optimism' says Nvidia chief

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang says AI should be developed with "responsible optimism" as debate over the risks of the technology intensifies. "It is the responsibility of the AI companies, ourselves, to develop the technology safely and to properly test it," he tells reporters at an AI summit convened by Britain’s King Charles III in Scotland. Nvidia sits at the center of the AI revolution, with its chips powering the vast majority of AI systems.

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00:00Well it's very powerful technology. It could be used for incredible things. Of
00:05course it could be used for ill. And so we have to build this technology safely
00:09and securely and responsibly. But we have to do it with, if you will,
00:15responsible optimism. Because the impact and the benefit it's going to bring to
00:20society is so incredible. It is the responsibility of the AI
00:25companies, ourselves, to develop the technology safely and to properly test it.
00:31There were incidents and those incidents thankfully did no harm. But those
00:38incidents are a reminder that as we move from labs to product development the
00:44companies have to become much more rigorous in testing and securing and
00:50making sure that the products are ready for use before it's released. And
00:55in doing so, if it's not ready, just hold it back. You should go as fast as you can but
01:01no faster than that. At the moment the incidents are related to products not
01:05ready to be released. This is no different than, you know, an omelette's not ready to
01:10be released or a car is not ready to be released, an airplane engine not ready to
01:15be released. You should properly test it. You have rigorous testing systems. The
01:19testing labs should be contained and products should not be released to the
01:24public until it's ready to be used by the public. And that's engineering. Good
01:29old-fashioned engineering is not more than that. It's not less than that. Every
01:33government should be involved. At the very minimum, every government should be
01:37involved in promoting the advancement of the technology because it has so many
01:41great benefits. Of course every government should be involved because
01:45this is such an impactful technology. AI is a technology, not a product. Unlike
01:51social media which is a product, AI is a technology that's behind all of these
01:56other tech, all of these products. And so regulate the products, keep an eye on
02:00the things that goes wrong and whenever new laws are necessary, add to the
02:06existing laws. We need energy for this next industrial revolution. The irony of it, as
02:11much as we need, need the energy, it is also the case that AI has the greatest
02:17opportunity for us to invest in sustainable energy. And the reason for
02:22that is because we need so much of it. And everybody is racing to produce the
02:27energy necessary for the AI industry. So don't forget, don't ignore that the
02:33market forces of AI can help us upgrade our aging grid, invest in sustainable energy, in a
02:41way that no, no country and no government can.
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