Trump jokes about AI while US and UK sign new tech deal

US president Donald Trump said on Thursday that artificial intelligence “controls the world” and was displaced that he hoped that technology executives would understand this better than he did.

The comment came at a time when Trump and UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer hosted a group of business and technology leaders in London during the second President’s visit to Britain. Among the attendees was the CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang, whose company became essential in the global artificial intelligence boom.

By interruption of a ready -made speech on relations between the United States, population, new partnerships and billions of dollars in prepared investments, Trump admitted that he had little knowledge of Amnesty International.

“This will create governmental and academic cooperation, especially in areas such as artificial intelligence, which controls the world […] I look at you, comrades. You take over the world. Trump said, “Jensen, I don’t know what to do here,” he draws laughter from Starmer and the audience.

“I hope you are right. All I can say is, we hope you are right.”

Trump and Sarmer are signing a technical deal that focuses on artificial intelligence

The most prominent thing in this event was the signing of the “Technology prosperity deal”, which defines plans for the two countries to deepen cooperation in emerging technologies. The deal covers projects such as developing artificial intelligence models for health care, progress in quantum computing, and updating nuclear programs.

As part of the agreement, NVIDIA committed to deploy 120,000 graphics processing units in Britain. It will be the largest company company in Europe.

Nafidia’s parallel step with Intel

Separate on Thursday, NVIDIA revealed an investment of $ 5 billion in Intel, as well as Intel on new products. The two companies will work together on dedicated data centers that support artificial intelligence systems and processors for personal computers.

NVIDIA said it is planning to buy Intel shares at $ 23.28 per share, according to the organizational approval. The investment comes at the time that Intel is looking to restore the land after years of retreat.

Huang said: “Historical cooperation is tightly from AI and the accelerated computing stack with Intel’s central processing units and the vast ecosystem x86-a combination of two global platforms,” ​​Huang said. “Together, we will expand our ecological systems and lay the foundation for the next era of computing.”

For data centers, Intel will design chips that support NVIDIA AI’s infrastructure. For desktop computers, Intel will manufacture the processors that integrate NVIDIA technology, giving the company an opportunity to push to the areas where the momentum has lost.

Intel Lifeline

The partnership provides a batch of Intel, as soon as the backbone of personal computers, but it is now struggling to keep up with. The company missed the transformation into smartphones after the Apple iPhone converted the market in 2007, and recently, it was late in the artificial intelligence race. Meanwhile, NVIDIA has become the most valuable company in the world.

Investors’ reaction quickly was: Intel shares jumped by 30 % in pre -market trading, while NVIDIA shares increased by approximately 3 %.

Before signing the deal, Trump added a dose of humor, and moved to Treasury Secretary Scott Beesen and asked, “Do I have to sign this? Are you sure, Scott? If the deal is not good, I blame you.”

During the UK visit, Trump also said he hoped that artificial intelligence will be wisely dealt with by experts who lead his development, because he admitted that he was out of his understanding.

The Trump administration is closely monitoring the artificial intelligence competition

While partnerships are expanding, American organizers also emphasize their focus on artificial intelligence. Speaking at a conference in New York, the Assistant Prosecutor, Jill Salter, said that the US Department of Justice is alert to anti -competition behavior in this sector. She said: “The competitive dynamics of each layer of artificial intelligence and how they are linked, with a special eye towards the exclusion behavior that raises access to the main inputs and distribution channels, are legitimate areas to investigate the fight against monopoly.” “Of course, the open open -based model must be really not preserved by one seller who exercises an unjustified influence and imposes restrictions.”

One field is accessing data. A federal judge in Washington recently ordered Google to share some search data with competitors, including artificial intelligence companies, to help settle the field of play in online search. Google said it would appeal this ruling.

The statements of Slater reflect the continuity of anxiety. The anti -monopoly officials during the era of President Joe Biden also examined the Big Tech relations with the startups of artificial intelligence, which indicates that both departments see competition as essential for the future of artificial intelligence.

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