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Nvidia CEO dismisses AI fears amid global tech stock sell-off · 1 source tracked

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed existential risk concerns surrounding AI, stating the technology is fully controllable and urging those who fear it to cease development. Meanwhile, global markets experienced a significant sell-off, particularly in tech stocks, with the KOSPI index plummeting and Nasdaq futures indicating further declines. Despite this downturn, chipmaker TSMC reported strong earnings, and Apple stock reached a new record high, surpassing a $5 trillion market cap. AI

IMPACT Nvidia's stance may influence industry discourse on AI safety and development priorities.

RANK_REASON The article features an opinion piece from an AI company CEO and discusses market trends, rather than announcing a new product or research.

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Nvidia CEO dismisses AI fears amid global tech stock sell-off · 1 source tracked

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