On September 2, local time, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon urged countries to speed up AI applications and expand infrastructure construction such as data centers at the G20 meeting held in North Carolina, USA. He said that all countries need to build infrastructure to support their economies, and compared AI to infrastructure such as water and electricity, believing that AI will become “the greatest equalizing force.” Hwang In-hoon warned that the worst outcome for a country is to be left behind by AI development, and called on all countries to pay attention to the potential for economic growth brought about by AI. He also advocates more targeted supervision of AI, which only monitors actual harm, not theoretical or hypothetical risks, and believes that enterprises should bear the main responsibility for ensuring the safety of AI products.

On September 2, local time, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon urged countries to speed up AI applications and expand infrastructure construction such as data centers at the G20 meeting held in North Carolina, USA. He said that all countries need to build infrastructure to support their economies, and compared AI to infrastructure such as water and electricity, believing that AI will become “the greatest equalizing force.” Hwang In-hoon warned that the worst outcome for a country is to be left behind by AI development, and called on all countries to pay attention to the potential for economic growth brought about by AI. He also advocates more targeted supervision of AI, which only monitors actual harm, not theoretical or hypothetical risks, and believes that enterprises should bear the main responsibility for ensuring the safety of AI products.