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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges AI safety dialogue with China
Huang said Nvidia should work with Chinese AI companies to monitor risks, while the company pledges $250 million for U.K. safety research.
- On Wednesday in London, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told CNBC the chipmaker "absolutely must" work with Chinese AI companies on monitoring risks around "potentially dangerous" technology.
- Discussions around AI safety have intensified in recent months after researchers from OpenAI and Anthropic warned of existential risks, though Huang has emerged as a prominent critic of tighter regulatory oversight.
- Nvidia is donating $250 million over five years toward UK AI safety research at the University of Oxford, with Huang citing the country's "intellectual capital" as vital for global dialogues.
- Prior to President Donald Trump's meeting with President Xi Jinping, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discussed a "U.S.-China AI dialogue" with He Lifeng in September, seeking to prevent technology misuse.
- AI safety remains a key topic between The United States and China, with both nations weighing risks; Chinese leadership indicated competition need not preclude cooperation on shared challenges.
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Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, urged companies of both powers to collaborate more to monitor the risks of a “potentially dangerous” AI.
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