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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Takes Live Phone Call from the POTUS at All-In Summit - DTH

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At the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang engaged in a historic live phone call with the US President, highlighting the administration's unwavering support for artificial intelligence development despite rising public concerns regarding environmental impact and cost of living. During this significant interaction, the President dismissed suggestions to slow down AI capabilities as mere political or foreign interference, emphasizing that advancing the US tech industry remains a top priority. This dialogue underscored a broader commitment to expanding data centers and fostering innovation, setting a tone of strong governmental backing for the sector even as industry leaders like Bill Gates voice cautionary notes about potential threats to job safety and equity. In parallel with these high-level discussions, various organizations are taking concrete steps to ensure AI benefits underserved communities and narrows global disparities rather than widening them. The Gates Foundation has pledged one billion dollars over two years to expand global access to AI while combating social inequality in critical sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, and education. Their goalkeepers report urges immediate action to mitigate risks associated with the technology, aiming to create a more equitable future where advancements in AI serve as tools for progress rather than sources of division or harm. The tech landscape is also seeing significant shifts in business models, product launches, and market expansions across multiple sectors. India is introducing a new merchant fee structure on UPI payments above 2,000 rupees to make the network financially self-sustaining, while Salesforce unveils KOA, an enterprise-focused reasoning AI model designed for sales and customer support without compromising data privacy. Meanwhile, Spotify adds a feature allowing users to exclude children's content from their personalized recommendations, and Apple expands its iCloud Plus subscriptions to over 100 developing markets by bundling services like Apple TV and Arcade at no extra charge to drive growth in price-sensitive regions. Further developments include Altera filing for an IPO as a standalone entity after being acquired by Intel years ago, positioning itself as a key player in programmable chips for AI and robotics. The artificial intelligence underwriting company AIU secures funding to build a certification framework similar to SOC 2 standards, assessing enterprise AI agents for hazards like data leaks and hallucinations before deployment. Additionally, Meta accelerates its custom silicon roadmap with new inference chips to reduce reliance on Nvidia, while Whimo expands its robo-taxi service to Nevada using sixth-generation all-electric minivans, joining the growing fleet of driverless options available in major cities worldwide.
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[music] These are the daily tech headlines for Tuesday, September 15th, 2026. I'm Rob Dunwood. During the All-In Summit in Los Angeles, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received a live phone call from the US president, pointing him on speakerphone for the audience. The two discussed AI development and data center expansion with the president dismissing calls to slow down AI capabilities as political or foreign interference and reassuring weighing of his full support for advancing the US tech industry despite growing public concerns over environmental and cost of living impacts. The Gates Foundation has pledged $1 billion over two years to expand global AI access and combat social inequality in healthcare, agriculture, and education. Despite growing concerns and warnings from industry leaders, including Bill Gates, about AI's potential threats to job safety and equity, the foundation's goalkeepers report urges immediate action to ensure the technology benefits underserved communities and narrows global disparities rather than widening them. India's introducing a 0.4% a 4% merchant fee on UPI payments above 2,000 rupees starting October 15th to make the network financially self- sustaining while keeping small transactions and consumer usage free. Although industry participants welcomed the revenue boost to cover rising infrastructure and cyber security costs, concerns remain regarding how merchants will adapt to absorbing the new fees. Salesforce introduced KOA, its first enterprise focused reasoning AI model built in collaboration with NVIDIA using the openweight Neotronbased model. Post-trained on synthetic data to excel in sales, marketing and customer support without risking customer data privacy, KA offers a cost-effective, secure and token efficient openweight alternative to close frontier models like cla or chat GBT within Salesforce agent force platform. Spotify is introducing a new toggle option that allows users to exclude kids and family music such as nursery rhymes, show theme songs, and animated movie soundtracks from impacting their personalized music recommendations and Spotify rap recaps. Available to both free and premium users, the feature works retroactively and builds on Spotify's existing options for managing taste profiles and family accounts. Apple has launched an initiative bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade into iCal Plus subscriptions at no extra charge across more than 100 developing markets and small territories while expanding Apple TV availability to 59 new countries for a total reach of 170. Positioned as a strategy to drive services growth in price sensitive regions where highriced Apple 1 bundles had limited appeal. The expanded iCloud Plus offering also introduces an Apple Music Select tier with ad free radio stations in select markets, providing eligible users with discounted upgrades to full Apple Music plans. Altera, a chipmaker specializing in programmable chips for AI, industrial automation, and robotics, has filed confidentially for an IPO amid a surge in US public debuts driven by AI investment. Originally founded in 1983 and acquired by Intel in 2015 for $16.7 billion, Alterara saw Silverlake and Abu Dhabi backed MGX acquire majority and minority stakes last year before deciding to pursue a standalone public listing. Artificial intelligence underwriting company or AIU established by former meter and anthropic executives Rajie Datani and run Kavist secured $40 million in series A funding to build a third-party certification audit framework for enterprise AI agents. Functioning much like SOCK 2 cyber security standards, the organization assesses agents for hazards like data leaks, hallucinations, and jailbreaks prior to deployment. Leveraging its AIU1 standard alongside 5,000 automated tests verified by human auditors. Metplatform Inc. is accelerating it custom silicon roadmap by deploying homegrown AI inference chips including the third generation MTIA450 ARC and the upcoming Astrid model to cut reliance on Nvidia using high bandwors improve data center energy and cost efficiency to focus on resources and reduce gigawatt scale infrastructure costs. Meta canceled its dualpurpose Olympus project to commit entirely to specialized inference hardware and future optical interconnects. And finally, Whimo has expanded its robo taxi service to Nevada, starting with a 24 mile service area in Las Vegas using its sixth generation all-electric minivans with plans to cover more of Clark County over time. The launch follows approval from Nevada Transportation Authority and joins existing driverless options like Zuks while building on Whimo's recent expansion in the cities such as Denver, San Diego, Tampa, and Munich. For more analysis of the tech news of the day, subscribe to daily techchnewshow.com. And if you enjoy the show, remember to tell a friend to check us out. [music] Thanks for listening. We'll talk to you next time.