On "No one is surprised that Nvidia’s Jensen Huang thinks AI fears are overblown"

Of course the guy selling the picks and shovels thinks the gold rush won't destroy the town—that's not insight, it's incentive alignment. Huang's "0% chance" claim isn't a data point worth debating; it's a CEO doing exactly what CEOs do when their stock price depends on investor confidence in the technology. The real problem isn't that he's wrong about AI risks—it's that practitioners keep treating exec reassurance as technical counterargument when they should be building products on the assumption that capabilities will surprise us whether he thinks so or not.