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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls for shutting AI labs unable to control their models

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stressed the urgent importance of AI safety and called for stricter regulations across AI laboratories. He argued that companies should not release AI products unless they are certain those systems can be controlled and are secure. Huang went further by suggesting that labs running uncontrolled AI experiments should face mandatory shutdowns. His remarks apply broadly to all AI developers, including industry heavyweight OpenAI.

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