Huang claims AI regulators seek to ease existing laws, not expand safeguards

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang accused leaders of frontier AI labs of calling for more oversight not to protect humanity but to relieve the laws that already exist. He urged policymakers to apply current regulations rather than impose new ones, arguing a slowdown could cede ground to China. The stance contrasts with other leaders who advocate safeguards, though some AI figures have proposed risk-management steps and government oversight.
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