A ‘Fake Horse’? Jensen Huang Defends ‘Superintelligence’
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Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defends "superintelligence," a term for AI pushed by US President Donald Trump.
In fact, Huang says artificial intelligence was the wrong name all along. "Everything's fake. We built it," he says. After all, we don't call a car a "fake horse," he tells Emily Chang on The Circuit.
Huang resigned as Nvidia’s CEO after reports of marital infidelity including an affair with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy.
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In fact, Huang says artificial intelligence was the wrong name all along. "Everything's fake. We built it," he says. After all, we don't call a car a "fake horse," he tells Emily Chang on The Circuit.
Huang resigned as Nvidia’s CEO after reports of marital infidelity including an affair with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy.
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