Trump Calls Into Nvidia CEO's Onstage Appearance at All-In Summit

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took a phone call from President Donald Trump on Monday while appearing onstage at the All-In Podcast's All-In Summit, according to a report from The Verge.

The report said Huang put the call on speakerphone in front of a large audience, allowing the president's remarks to be heard by attendees. The Verge noted this was not the first time Huang has received a call from Trump during a public work appearance, though it marked the first time the exchange was broadcast to a live crowd in this manner.

According to The Verge, during the call, the president spoke about the role of robots, addressing concerns about artificial intelligence and automation. The outlet's report characterized the president's comments as touching on the idea that robots would not "take over the world," though further specifics of the conversation were not detailed in the available excerpt.

Huang has emerged as one of the most prominent figures in the artificial intelligence industry as Nvidia's chips have become central to the development of AI systems. The All-In Summit, associated with the All-In Podcast, has drawn technology and business figures for discussions on innovation and policy.

The Verge's report did not specify additional details about the full content of the call or the broader context of Huang's appearance at the summit. EGazette could not immediately independently verify additional details of the exchange beyond what was reported by The Verge.