Kuai Technology News on September 21,Recently, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said in an interview that he has the ability to bear US$8 billion (approximately 53.6 billion yuan) in tax expenditures within five years, and believes that paying taxes is a privilege and a responsibility. Nothing makes him happier than paying more taxes.
Huang Renxun also said frankly: “I am not afraid of paying taxes, I am just afraid of becoming poor.”
At the same time, he said that he adheres to the business principles of treating employees well, insists on the unity of knowledge and action, and wants to pay the highest possible salary to all employees. He will not try to lower prices or pay less salary just to make others work.
In addition, Huang clearly refuted the currently hotly discussed pessimistic views that AI will exterminate humanity and usher in the end of AI in 2030. He believes that such doomsday narratives are over-exaggerated and completely lack scientific basis.
In his view, there will never be a so-called doomsday in 2030. Such alarmist statements are irresponsible and have no practical significance.This view also directly responds to some industry researchers’ doubts about technology companies developing super-intelligent AI and ignoring human safety.
When talking about the competition between China and the United States in the AI and chip industries, Huang acknowledged that U.S. technology should give priority to benefiting its own people, but firmly opposed the government’s introduction of a ban on chip exports to China.
He said that the core development path of chip companies is to participate in competition based on the global market. Globalization is an inevitable trend in industry development, and healthy global competition is the core driving force for the progress of the technology industry.
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