Jensen Huang calls AI doomsday claims 'absolutely false', rejects custom AI rules over existing laws
rvp · x · 2026-09-27
In a CBS News interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed startup leaders' calls to slow AI and add regulation as a "fiction".
Key points:
- He argued AI labs want to replace existing liability laws with custom AI rules that suit them better;
- On cyberattacks against AI labs, he cited existing laws on unauthorized access, damage liability and product safety, which already apply across industries — AI should not be an exception;
- He called the claim that AI could end humanity within 10 years "absolutely false".
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