'We Don't Need AI Regulation — Leave Safety to Us,' Nvidia's Jensen Huang Says
beingmodest · reddit · 2026-09-17
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang publicly argued that government AI regulation is unnecessary and safety should be left to the industry itself, claiming regulatory rules would slow innovation. The remarks sparked pushback on Reddit: critics flagged the obvious conflict of interest in self-policing, and some read it as a way for large vendors to raise barriers against open-source and smaller players.
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