Jensen Huang Admits AI Incidents Have Happened: 'If It's Not Ready, Don't Release It'
AlexTensor · x · 2026-10-10
After a week of fear-driven headlines about AI, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was asked to reassure the public. He put the responsibility squarely on AI companies: it is their job to develop the technology safely and test it properly.
He acknowledged incidents have already occurred—thankfully without harm—and said they're a reminder that moving from labs to products demands far more rigorous testing and security. His solution is blunt: if it's not ready, don't release it.
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