No one needs an atomic bomb, everyone needs artificial intelligence

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has emphasized the expansion of countries’ access to artificial intelligence, saying that the importance of independent artificial intelligence infrastructure is even more important than the atomic bomb.

In an interview with BG2, Huang emphasized the importance of independent artificial intelligence infrastructure and considered it more important than the development of nuclear bombs. He also pointed out that the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure will become a necessity for countries, and its importance is so enormous that, given the long -term potential of the technology, it will probably be more important than the construction of nuclear bombs.

Nvidia CEO considered the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure necessary

Huang said in the interview.

“No one needs atomic bombs, but everyone needs artificial intelligence. As you know, artificial intelligence is a form of modern software, and I started it here. From public calculations to accelerated calculations, from human codes to codes written by artificial intelligence. This foundation cannot be forgotten. We recreated the calculations and everyone needs calculations. “All countries have realized that they must enter the world of artificial intelligence.”

Nvidia’s CEO said that each country must have some independent artificial intelligence, as this is as much as electricity, water and other similar infrastructure. He also claims that countries will eventually have to use artificial intelligence in production, industry and national security operations, which is why having an independent computational platform is an essential step for countries around the world.

This is probably why Jensen Huang has become a key personality in the Trump administration and usually travels to various countries on foreign trips. In the latest case, Huang went to England with Trump and announced Nvidia’s investment programs. Huang was also on the delegation on a recent trip to Trump to the Middle East.