NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told CBS News that 2030 will not be the end of the world and that the probability of artificial intelligence destroying the world by 2030 is zero, completely disagreeing that AI will end the world that year. Elon Musk retweeted the relevant excerpt, adding only that things will definitely get weird. Huang advocates advancing the industry as quickly as possible without following others' pace, and says products should never be shipped if not ready or safe. He attributes some doomsday narrative to political motives, attention-seeking, or interview incentives, and claims the idea of robots and AI taking over the world is a scam. The full interview is scheduled to air later, with an excerpt currently circulating. This contrasts with his statement from weeks ago that if it feels out of control, it should slow down. Musk does not subscribe to zero probability or doomsday, describing the future only as weird. Huang's NVIDIA revenue is tied to training and inference demand, while Musk runs xAI and robotics businesses. In market mechanics, this cools doomsday trading and leaves room for transformation trading, with funds remaining in chips, cloud, and agent deployment.