President Donald Trump phones Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during an interview and responds to discussion of “AI doomerism,” telling him that “robots will not be taking over.” Huang says the call occurs while they are in conversation and centers on whether extreme warnings about artificial intelligence are grounded in science.
Both outlets report that Huang pushes back on existential-risk predictions he describes as not based on scientific evidence. He says he recognizes concerns about AI safety, but argues that framing the risks as inevitable or unscientific undermines constructive debate. Times of India adds that Trump characterizes the doomerism narrative as a hoax and urges against slowing AI development, while Huang indicates that responsible AI innovation can proceed alongside efforts to manage risks.
Overall, the accounts differ mainly in emphasis: Business Insider highlights Trump’s reassurance that robots will not replace humans, while Times of India stresses Trump’s claim that the warnings are exaggerated and untrue and underscores Huang’s balanced view of safety and progress.
