NVIDIA's Jensen Huang: AI companies should not get special antitrust exemptions or liability shields
mark_k · x · 2026-09-24
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said AI companies should not receive special antitrust exemptions or liability shields. Commentator markk agrees: frontier labs shouldn't be allowed to coordinate behind closed doors, restrict competition, and then demand protection from consequences—AI regulation should protect the public, not the incumbents it regulates. The statement lands amid ongoing debate over lab self-regulation and regulatory carve-outs.
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