Jensen Huang: don't release AI you aren't confident is safe — no new rules needed
DavidSacks · x · 2026-09-16
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said companies shouldn't ship AI systems they aren't confident are safe: "Run as fast as you can, unless you can't get it right, then don't release it." He also argued no new rules or regulations are required, calling it common sense. The remarks, retweeted by David Sacks, land amid the ongoing accelerate-vs-safety debate in the AI industry.
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