On the stage of the All-In Summit, Nvidia's boss responded live to a call from the US president to reject calls to slow down the development of AI.
On September 14, 2026, at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, Jensen Huang was on stage with the podcast hosts and several investors when Donald Trump called them live. The president defended the idea that calls to slow down artificial intelligence mainly serve the interests of those who do not want to see American AI advance, China included. The Nvidia boss nodded bluntly: "You're right. We won't let that happen, sir." »
The exchange is a direct response to the position expressed in the previous days by Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, who advocates for a more measured pace of development at the capability frontier — a position publicly supported by Elon Musk and Sam Altman. The debate has become, in a few days, a visible fault line between industry leaders.
Huang's stance is not insignificant: Nvidia supplies most of the hardware on which this race is based, and any coordinated slowdown would automatically result in a slowdown in its orders. In any case, it aligns the industry's leading infrastructure provider with the accelerationist approach advocated by the US administration.
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