Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Wednesday that the United States “absolutely must” cooperate with Chinese AI companies to monitor the risks of the technology, even as he continues to resist broader calls for tighter AI regulation.
\n\nSpeaking to CNBC during a media briefing Wednesday evening in London, Huang called AI “potentially dangerous” and said collaboration with China is necessary to keep its development safe. “We absolutely should work with each other so that we advance the technology safely,” he said.
\n\nHuang said he already maintains “dialogues with many of the researchers in China.” Asked about the broader approach needed between the two countries, he kept coming back to that one word. “We ought to enhance the dialogue,” he said.
\n\nThe comments fit a pattern. Huang has become one of the most prominent voices pushing back against stricter AI regulation, putting him at odds with figures in his own industry. OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Anthropic’s Dario Amodei have both called for greater regulatory oversight, and safety concerns have grown louder in recent months after researchers at both companies warned that development should slow down, citing existential risks.
\n\nBreitbart News previously reported that Huang spoke to President Donald Trump from the stage…
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