Nvidia boss criticises 'cheap' AI doomsday warnings
At a recent conference in Berlin, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang confronted fears surrounding artificial intelligence that could threaten humanity. He deemed such concerns exaggerated for media sensationalism and championed a balanced, optimistic approach to AI. Huang called for global cooperation in tech development, advocating against excessive regulation that could inhibit innovation. Nvidia's commitment to investing nearly $10 billion in Europe's tech landscape aims to fast-track AI advancements further.
Published on 22 October 2026
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang joined on stage by robot ducks as he hails Europe's AI potential
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that Europe's engineering expertise gives it an edge in physical AI and robotics, he said on Wednesday as the US tech giant announced expanded partnerships with European manufacturers and startups.
Published on 21 October 2026
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Nvidia's Huang hails Europe's AI potential, flanked by robot ducks
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that Europe's engineering expertise gives it an edge in physical AI and robotics, he said on Wednesday as the US tech giant announced expanded partnerships with...
Published on 21 October 2026
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Nvidia CEO Encourages Europe's Lagging AI Sector and Offers Tools to Accelerate Data Center Buildout
BERLIN (AP) — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged players in Europe's lagging artificial intelligence industry to get going and touted a modular system to quickly build AI data centers he says are sorely needed by developers on the continent.
Published on 21 October 2026
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Bots behaving badly, the latest on AI regulation and investigating Kevin’s sloppelganger
On the first episode of Machine Gods, Kevin Roose and Casey Newton ask: How worried should we be about rogue AI agents? After OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach, we discuss the first sighting of a rogue AI agent fleet linked to a Chinese AI company, Anthropic’s Claude sending a bogus homicide tip to Philadelphia police, and a new Anthropic report warning AI agents may be months away from self-replicating on smart TVs and other home devices.Then, who’s going to rein this in? We size up President Trump’s new Super Intelligence Force, the FTC subpoenas and EU AI Act investigations into OpenAI and Anthropic, and ask whether regulators are anywhere close to getting this right.And finally, Kevin investigates his sloppelganger. Someone made an AI-generated rip-off of his new book, The AGI Chronicles, and sold it on Amazon. Now he’s coming for them.For a transcript of this episode, check out npr.org/machinegods.You can watch this full episode on YouTube, Spotify or Apple. And if you’ve got a question you want us to answer, you can drop us a comment on any of those platforms or email us at hey@machinegods.fm
Published on 21 October 2026
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Nvidia CEO Huang says society shouldn’t tolerate AI cyber incidents, says AI doomers ‘ought to stop working on’ the technology
The Nvidia CEO says AI agents can be contained and that the technology is “completely in our control,” as he tours Europe pitching open-source models.
Published on 14 October 2026
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Vittorio Colao defends copyright rules and the DSA in Europe’s AI debate
Vittorio Colao told Wave by Vento that EU rules hinder AI in different ways: GDPR has been a problem, the AI Act is too complex, and he backs the DSA.
Published on 10 October 2026
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Europe’s Billionaires Are Overshadowed By AI’s Gilded Age
Au revoir, Bernard Arnault. The French luxury billionaire recently fell out of Bloomberg’s ranking of the world’s top 10 richest people, the predictable consequence of a 40% price drop in the shares of LMVH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE this year. Nobody will shed a tear; he’s still worth $131.2 billion. But as the last remaining European on a list now exclusively occupied by Americans, it feels like the start of a new era.
Published on 09 October 2026
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