NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang welcomes the rise of super AI at CES 2025

Not surprisingly, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang isn’t too worried about a future filled with robots and super-AI. In fact, he welcomes it. During a Q&A session at CES with media and analysts, Huang was asked whether he believes intelligent robots will eventually side with or against humans. “With humans, because we’ll build them that way,” he answered confidently.

“The idea of ​​superintelligence is not unusual,” Huang continued. “I have a company with a lot of people who are super smart in their field. I’m surrounded by super smart people. And I’d rather be surrounded by super smart people than the alternative.”

Because the hype around generative AI was huge for NVIDIA’s business, it is now Apple and Microsoft compete For the world’s largest valuation – it makes sense that Huang would be prepared for a future in which we rely more on smarter AI. He’s stopped short of announcing the arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI) like OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Tesla’s Elon Musk, instead Huang’s vision seems more mission-focused.

“This is the future,” he said. “You will have super-intelligent AI that will allow you to write, analyze problems, deal with supply chain planning, write software, and design chips.” “Technology, of course, can be used in many ways, but it’s humans that cause the damage. I think machines are machines.”

During the morning Q&A session that followed Hwang’s lengthy keynote speech at CES In front of a mostly unenthusiastic crowd, he admitted that he had done a poor job of conveying his vision of artificial intelligence in the real world. Huang believes that combining NVIDIA Omniverse technology to visualize 3D actions, as well as NVIDIA Cosmos to create realistic environments for AI training, will make it easier to train robots to operate in the real world. This could ultimately be a small step towards super-AI, or at least, slightly more capable robots.