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Nvidia's Huang: AI can fight climate change, but with pain

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed AI and climate change, suggesting AI can help but may cause 'an enormous amount of pain and suffering' first. He also dismissed existential AI risks, telling doomsayers to 'shut it down' if they're concerned.

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