In an All-In Summit interview, Jensen Huang said the previous prediction that 90% of code would be generated by AI within 6 to 12 months was wrong, and noted that superintelligence has arrived and the next stage of AI competition will focus on engineering capability.
During a live appearance at the All-In Summit on September 17, 2026, Elon Musk revealed that he is living in an Airstream trailer in Memphis to oversee the AI data center, and hinted that Tesla and SpaceX could merge. He mentioned that SpaceX has acquired xAI, Colossus has secured multi-billion-dollar contracts from Google and Anthropic, with a target of expanding to 1 million GPUs by 2026, announced the fourth data center Minihard in July, and disclosed that Tesla and SpaceX are building the Terafab wafer fab in Austin.
At the All-In Summit, Elon Musk criticized AI giants for claiming AI has a 10% chance of destroying humanity while asking how many IPO shares they wanted to subscribe to, likening it to playing crazy four-dimensional chess.
At the All-In Summit 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed "AI doom" predictions as unscientific, while acknowledging that safety discussions in Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's post deserve attention. He explained that techniques like LoRA make recursive self-improvement controllable and said the term "RSI" is being weaponized. He also revealed Nvidia has frontier open-source models in five verticals including autonomous driving and biopharma, and partners with Blackstone and Goldman Sachs on the Cloverleaf project to finance AI infrastructure.
During the All-In Summit, Jensen Huang received a call from Trump, who said on speakerphone he would not let an AI slowdown happen and called the push to slow AI a hoax; Huang agreed. Earlier, Huang had differed with Anthropic CEO Amodei, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman over the pace of AI development.