At the All-In Summit held in Los Angeles, an unexpected moment unfolded as Jensen Huang found himself on a speakerphone call with none other than Donald Trump. During this conversation, Trump didn't hold back, vehemently criticizing the doomsday theories surrounding AI, branding them as nothing more than a ruse. He underscored the significance of data centers, asserting that they will remain a vital resource for the next two to two-and-a-half decades. Trump expressed his opposition to any efforts that might hinder the progress of AI, yet he also mentioned that he would proceed with caution. In a light-hearted moment, he teased Huang, which sent the audience into a frenzy of laughter and applause.

This wasn't Trump's first foray into the AI debate. Previously, he had taken to social media to lambast Dario, the CEO of Anthropic, who has been a vocal advocate for slowing down AI development. Trump contended that all AI needs is a robust and astute president to oversee its regulation, and he accused those calling for a slowdown of engaging in a conspiracy.

Huang, for his part, showed support for Trump's stance but also added a nuanced perspective. He suggested that AI companies have the autonomy to halt their development endeavors if they perceive the situation spiraling out of control.

In related news, foreign media outlets have reported that Sam Altman, another prominent figure who has called for a measured approach to AI development, had secretly met with Trump. The core topic of their discussion was none other than the power and potential of AI.

Following Dario's call for a slowdown in AI development, Anthropic's latest offering, Opus 5.2, has entered grayscale testing, marking a significant step forward in the company's AI endeavors.