Cerebras首席执行官安德鲁·费尔德曼在TechCrunch Disrupt 2026大会上抨击了业界关于AI风险的悲观论调，认为这种末日论叙述对产业发展造成了不利影响1。费尔德曼表示，"AI世界的一些领袖也许不应该被允许在公众场合讲话"1，并主张业界领导者应当更多强调AI的积极潜能。他举例指出，AI有可能帮助人类消除癌症死亡，使"你的孙辈永远不会遇到死于癌症的人"1。
费尔德曼承认强大技术必然伴随风险，认为"强大的技术必然伴随'这种技术掌握在坏人手中会发生什么'的挑战"1，因此需要理性的监管框架。同时，他批评美国数据中心行业在过去几年与当地社区的合作表现不佳1，指出巴西、加拿大、芬兰、冰岛、挪威、墨西哥和瑞典等国家在鼓励建设数据中心方面表现更积极1。Cerebras的客户包括OpenAI、Block、Figma、GSK和Lovable等企业1。
Andrew Feldman, CEO of Cerebras Systems, pushed back against what he characterized as an overly pessimistic discourse surrounding artificial intelligence risks during his remarks at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 1. Feldman argued that industry leaders emphasizing catastrophic AI scenarios are doing the sector a disservice, suggesting some figures "perhaps should not be allowed to speak in public" about the technology 1. Instead, he urged the AI community to place greater emphasis on the transformative potential of the technology, including applications such as eliminating cancer deaths 1.
While acknowledging that powerful technologies inevitably raise questions about their misuse, Feldman contended that a balanced perspective is necessary 1. He stressed that with advances in AI capabilities comes the inherent responsibility to manage regulatory challenges, yet he maintained this reality should not overshadow the field's promise 1.
Cerebras counts OpenAI, Block, Figma, GSK, and Lovable among its clients 1. Feldman also criticized the U.S. data center industry for inadequate collaboration with local communities over recent years 1. He noted that nations including Brazil, Canada, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Mexico, and Sweden have actively encouraged data center development within their borders 1.
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