Jensen Huang Joins Trump in Dismissing AI Safety Fears at All-In Summit

$NVDA CEO Jensen Huang took a live call from President Trump on stage at the All-In Summit, where the discussion turned to AI safety and the global technology race.
Trump dismissed fears around catastrophic AI risks as a “hoax” and argued that slowing development would only weaken the U.S. position against China.
Huang agreed with the broader message that the industry should continue moving forward rather than allowing extreme risk scenarios to slow deployment.
The exchange highlights a growing divide inside the AI industry.
Some researchers are calling for stronger safeguards and slower development, while leading executives and policymakers are increasingly framing AI primarily as an economic and geopolitical competition.
For $NVDA, that policy environment could support continued investment in chips, data centers and other AI infrastructure if Washington prioritizes acceleration over tighter restrictions.
The bigger question is whether AI policy ultimately moves toward faster deployment or stronger external oversight as systems become more capable.