Nvidia's Jensen Huang says no AI regulation needed, safety should be engineered by makers
TechCrunch AI · rss · 2026-09-16
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has come out against AI regulation, arguing that safety should be left to the industry itself. According to Huang, AI is not some new form of "alien mind" — it is simply hardware and software, which means safety can be engineered by each individual AI product maker. His remarks add to the ongoing debate over whether governments should impose AI-specific regulation or trust companies to self-govern safety.
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