A video from the audience reaching us – surprisingly – (or not) – President Trump calls Jensen.
At the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, Jensen Huang's phone suddenly rang. It was Trump calling,
Jensen Huang answered the phone.
Trump told several thousand people that theories about the dangers of AI and opposition to building data centers are 'a scam,' and Jensen Huang sat next to him, agreeing the whole time.
Jensen Huang hastily tried to turn off the speakerphone, and Trump joked:
'Jensen knows how to produce chips that no one will be able to copy for ten years, but he doesn't know how to turn off a speakerphone.'
Then Trump went on the attack:
- The voices against building data centers are 'a conspiracy,' and the Chinese are happiest about it.
- Data centers can enrich citizens and countries; they are 'the oil of the coming decades,' bigger than the internet.
- Those who oppose play into the hands of others, perhaps politicians, and perhaps the Chinese.
- Jensen Huang: 'You are right, we will not let that happen.'
Trump said: 'Robots will not take over the world. Neither will AI. This whole story is a scam.'
He also mentioned his uncle, who was an MIT professor for over 40 years, and claimed that 'he has the genetics, he understands AI.'
Then he changed his tone and said: one must 'do it carefully and with extreme caution,' but not stop the entire industry. He has a saying: 'Whoever wins in AI, wins everything.'
Finally, he praised Jensen Huang for the good work, and concluded by saying that the US receives $20 trillion in investments, while during Biden's term, they barely reached $1 trillion.
Jensen Huang agreed with everything along the way, and replied:
'You are right, we will not let these things happen. We will ensure that the US wins the AI competition, in every industry, every company, every country, for every person.'
If you ask us – this was coordinated no less than the coordination level of Operation Pagers.