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Jensen Huang warns “China is going to win the AI race”, after the US kept a ban on advanced AI chip sales to China, and says the West is held back by “cynicism”

CEO criticises western ‘cynicism’ while Beijing loosens regulations and cuts energy costs for data centres

Financial Times

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  • @annmarie Annmarie Hordern on x
    Jensen Huang tells the FT: “China is going to win the AI race.” These are the Nvidia's CEO starkest comments on the AI race to date. In April he told me “China is right behind us. We're very, very close.”
  • @doomslide @doomslide on x
    Jensen is finally feeling the AGI (Alibaba's GPU-cloud Infrastructure)
  • @briangobosox Brian McCarthy on x
    If Jensen Huang is so worried about China winning races, why doesn't he immediately invest $50 billion in a domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain?
  • @realpeteyb123 Peter B on x
    This should scare you, not because China will win the AI race, as NVDIA CEO Jensen wants you to belive, but because something sinister is lurking, and in the shadows a bubble is about to pop. The revolving money pit will be a story of the ages. Someone is left on the hook. I
  • @briantycangco Brian Tycangco on x
    In one short sentence, Jensen Huang summed up the result of years of US policy of containment against China. [image]
  • @krugermacro Alex Krüger on x
    Good way to put pressure
  • @dhinchcliffe Dion Hinchcliffe on x
    More hinting by the AI incumbents that national policies + government backing will be required to maintain global AI leadership...
  • @fredsoda @fredsoda on x
    I see what he's doing and omg this is a masterclass in getting people to do what NVIDIA wants lmaoooooo
  • @michaelsobolik Michael Sobolik on x
    Interesting how Jensen Huang suddenly think it *does* matter whether America or the CCP wins the AI race... [video]
  • @therealdansaedi Daniel A. Saedi on x
    connect the dots [image]
  • @atlas_invst @atlas_invst on x
    The fact that Jensen and Sam are throwing a hissy fit demanding more and more throttle after we've been driving this car at 250mph nonstop for three years now... Something is very off about it all
  • @pburdzy Paweł Burdzy on x
    Of course, Big Tech would love taxpayers paying their energy bills so they could get even more profits before all this AI bubble bursts... @thespybrief
  • @trentlapinski Trent on x
    Ah yes, China is going to build a chatbot that's so good at chatting it will outchat even the chattiest American chatbots. We really need to stop calling chatbots AI. This is getting ridiculous.
  • @olivierfrancois Olivier on x
    Concerning and the same can be said for quantum, post quantum encryption and computing needs to be prioritized more so then ever
  • @conorsen Conor Sen on x
    What's the political (as in actual politics or his own company's interests) rationale for why Jensen would say that?
  • @m_c_klein Matthew C. Klein on x
    @conorsen He said that he likes how the Chinese are subsidizing energy for data centers. Also, claiming they will “win” anyway undermines the case for export controls (so they can sell more to China). Both points made in the article: https://www.ft.com/...
  • @aoverk @aoverk on x
    I see the scam already. OpenAI says they need government backed loans to keep growing. And then NVDA then says China is a threat so the govt should do something. My money is on Microsoft, AMD, Oracle and others who have agreements with OpenAI saying something similar.
  • @dr_gingerballs @dr_gingerballs on x
    There is no AI race because nobody can define AI. It's literally just a classy way to make heat. The US needs to get back to what made it truly great: Poaching top human intelligence by offering freedom and a shot at riches.
  • @ft @ft on x
    FT Exclusive: Jensen Huang has warned that China will beat the US in the artificial intelligence race, thanks to lower energy costs and looser regulations. Read more from his interview with the Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/... [image]
  • @ross__hendricks Ross Hendricks on x
    This is nothing more than Jensen Huang foaming the runway for a federal AI bailout in coordination with OpenAI's latest plea in the WSJ These grifters simply can't be happy making billions from one of the greatest investment manias of all time. They'll do everything possible to
  • @zerohedge @zerohedge on x
    And Jensen is helping: why do you think he told the FT China is winning the AI race? It's to force the Trump admin to backstop the 3 main circle jerk players so they all have unlimited taxpayer funds.
  • @ryan_trollip @ryan_trollip on x
    Nvidia wants energy subsidies now?
  • @shiraovide Shira Ovide on bluesky
    It's been interesting to see the China envy among bastions of free market capitalism.  —  (Though I think they want China-style government spending on industry priorities minus China-style regulation.) www.ft.com/content/5329...  [image]
  • r/BlackboxAI_ r on reddit
    Nvidia's Jensen Huang: ‘China is going to win the AI race,’
  • r/TrueAnon r on reddit
    Nvidia's Jensen Huang says China ‘will win’ AI race with US