Jensen Huang tells Merkel-era Chancellor Merz: nothing to regulate if industry doesn't thrive
tekbog · x · 2026-10-20
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told German Chancellor Merz that he heard him say he wants a balance between innovation and regulation, adding that there is nothing to regulate if the industry does not thrive. The poster sarcastically frames this as Europe's continued decline, hinting at the EU falling further behind the US in AI under regulatory pressure.
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