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theverge ai · September 24, 2026

Nvidia's Jensen Huang on AI and climate: 'pain and suffering' first

nvidia ceo jensen huang says ai can help fight climate change but only after inflicting 'an enormous amount of pain and suffering' first. this approach raises concerns about prioritizing tech progress over immediate environmental damage.

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nvidia ceo jensen huang recently discussed the future of energy and ai's impact on the planet in an interview. he stated that ai can help fight climate change, but only if it inflicts 'an enormous amount of pain and suffering' first. huang's approach has been criticized for prioritizing tech progress over immediate environmental damage. he suggests that the use of fossil fuels will be necessary for the next several years to support ai development, which may hinder efforts to transition to sustainable energy. huang's comments have raised concerns about the environmental costs of prioritizing ai development, particularly given the urgent need to address climate change.

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