Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called on G20 nations to speed up artificial intelligence adoption to drive economic growth, speaking at a tech event in North Carolina. He urged major economies to expand data centers and infrastructure, comparing AI to water and electricity as a public utility. Huang warned that allowing fear of AI to dominate the discussion could lead to the "worst outcome" for a country: falling behind.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged G20 members to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence to boost economic growth, speaking at a technology event in North Carolina. He called on the world's major economies to expand data centers and other infrastructure to support the emerging technology.
"Every country needs to build infrastructure so that it can support its own economy," Huang said, comparing AI to water, electricity, and other public utilities. He described it as a "great equalizer." Huang warned that the "worst outcome" for a country is to "fall behind," and that this could happen if the public and policymakers let concerns about AI dominate the discussion around the technology.
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