Nvidia CEO says AI has no chance of destroying humanity by 2030

Nvidia co‑founder and chief executive Jensen Huang has rejected recent social‑media warnings that artificial intelligence could become “superhuman” and threaten human existence within the next decade. Responding to statements by former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who described such outcomes as likely and urged urgent caution, Huang called the predictions “irresponsible” and characterized them as “doomsday narratives” that overstate the technology’s current capabilities.

Huang emphasized that, while AI development is progressing rapidly, there is no evidence that it will reach a level that could cause human extinction in the near term. He noted Nvidia’s focus on delivering powerful yet controllable AI chips and underscored the company’s commitment to responsible innovation. The CEO’s remarks come amid broader industry debate over the potential risks of advanced AI systems and the need for balanced discourse on their societal impact.