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Nvidia Chief Says AI 'Doom' Fears Are Overblown

He warned that excessive regulation could slow innovation and weaken America's technological leadership.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged the Trump administration to avoid shaping artificial intelligence policy around what he described as exaggerated "science fiction" fears, according to an interview with Axios.

Huang argued that concerns about AI destroying jobs or threatening humanity are overstated and warned that excessive regulation could slow innovation and weaken America's technological leadership.

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According to the report, Huang encouraged policymakers to seek a broad range of industry perspectives rather than relying on a small group of AI executives. He also suggested that some companies may advocate stricter regulations because such policies could strengthen their competitive position.

The report said Huang's remarks come as Washington debates how to regulate advanced AI systems while addressing concerns over Chinese AI models and alleged intellectual property theft. The Trump administration has also intensified scrutiny of Chinese AI firms and potential export violations involving advanced chips.

According to Axios, Huang praised President Donald Trump and senior administration officials, emphasizing that America's success depends on maintaining rapid AI development and widespread adoption.

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