Huang Urges Calm AI Policy, Rejects Doomsday Narratives
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues against AI doomsaying, saying fears of humanity-ending AI and mass job loss are nonsense, and calls for broader policymaker input and careful, not panic-driven, regulation. He warns some safety rhetoric may be used to gain favorable rules, and frames the policy debate amid U.S.-China tech restrictions and export controls as a test of whether openness fuels American strength or needs containment.
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