Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA and a prominent figure in the tech industry, recently spoke out about his experience with former US President Donald Trump. In an exclusive interview with a prominent technology publication, Huang revealed that Trump made a surprising call on live television.
According to Huang's account, Trump was speaking from the Oval Office when he suddenly dropped by Jensen's home to discuss NVIDIA's latest advancements. It appears that Truman had been keeping tabs on Huang and his company's work in artificial intelligence, and has decided to make contact personally. When asked about what sparked the call, Huang revealed that it all started when someone spotted Truman using a specific phone model during a TV interview.
Huang's account paints an interesting picture of how Trump became aware of NVIDIA's AI capabilities and is now involved with the company. It remains to be seen how this development will shape the future of artificial intelligence research and development, but Huang's testimony provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of high-level technology politics. As one observer noted, Truman's call has made it clear that Trump is no stranger to using his own phone for important conversations - especially when they involve cutting-edge tech like AI.