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On October 22, 2026, at GTC Berlin, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang put forward the position: if a company knows a model is harmful, it should immediately stop releasing it; at the same time, AI should not be over-regulated at the underlying technology level, and regulation should target specific applications. He said AI has already created 1 million jobs in the United States, and believes the true value of AI lies in enabling companies to explore work that was previously impossible, rather than merely shortening a one-hour task to ten minutes. Currently this position is presented in a CTech report, and there are no other developments.
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Oct 22
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Jensen Huang: If a product is harmful, it should not be released, but AI technology itself should not be over-regulated
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said at GTC Berlin that companies should immediately stop releasing a model if they know it is harmful, but he opposes regulating AI at the underlying technology level and argues that regulation should target specific applications. He said AI has already created 1 million jobs in the United States, and believes the true value of AI lies in enabling companies to explore work that was previously impossible, rather than merely shortening a one-hour task to ten minutes.