Jensen Huang, CEO of the company whose chips power the AI revolution, has declared with absolute certainty that artificial intelligence will not end the world by 2030 — and gone further, suggesting those who warn otherwise are driven by motives they have not disclosed. His words land not merely as a technical forecast but as a philosophical claim about who gets to define risk, who deserves to be trusted, and whether caution is wisdom or obstruction. In an era when the most consequential technology in generations is being shaped by a handful of powerful actors, the question of whose interests a