Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated at the Dreamforce conference that the artificial intelligence industry does not require new government regulations. He argued that AI is a computing system built by humans and should be managed through existing laws rather than new oversight.
Huang emphasized that safety is an engineering challenge that companies can address independently. He believes market forces naturally pressure businesses to ensure product safety, as releasing unreliable software would damage their reputation and commercial success.
The CEO rejected the idea that innovation and safety are mutually exclusive. He suggested that companies should maintain high development speeds while pausing operations if they identify potential risks or loss of control over their systems.
Huang continues to advocate for open-weight models as a competitive alternative to proprietary AI labs. His position remains influential, particularly given his recent interactions with President Trump regarding industry policy.
