Nvidia's Jensen Huang Urges G20 Nations to Avoid AI Rules Based on ‘Hypothetical’ Harms
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang urges G20 nations to avoid AI rules based on ‘hypothetical’ harms
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged G20 leaders to avoid imposing AI regulations based on hypothetical risks, advocating that policymakers focus on technology’s real-world benefits and instead...
Nvidia's director-president, Jensen Huang, asked, on Wednesday (2), the G20 countries to avoid developing regulations for artificial intelligence focused on theoretical damages and instead to develop rules for concrete problems related to technology. Huang made the comment during a G20 meeting on technology in the city of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, alongside US trade secretary Howard Lutnick. Tom Brown of Anthropic and Sam Altman of OpenAI hav…
Nvidia CEO urges G20 to avoid AI rules based on 'theoretical' harms
The U.S. urged G20 countries on Wednesday to develop rules governing how AI companies use copyrighted material to train their systems, as major American technology firms face mounting lawsuits over the practice. Companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta have been sued in the U.S. by authors, publishers, media organizations and other creators who allege […]
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