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At Dreamforce, Nvidia CEO backs Trump’s hands-off approach to AI regulation

San Francisco Chronicle · · International · AI Governance

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang publicly endorsed the Trump administration's deregulatory stance on AI at Salesforce's Dreamforce conference, aligning one of the most powerful chipmakers in the AI supply chain with a hands-off federal approach to AI oversight.

Why this matters: When the CEO of the company that supplies the hardware running most of the world's AI backs fewer rules, that is not a neutral business opinion. Nvidia has a direct financial interest in AI expanding as fast as possible. Less regulation tends to mean faster deployment, less scrutiny of how systems are built, and fewer protections for the people those systems affect. Who speaks loudest in Washington on AI policy matters. Right now, it is mostly the people selling the picks and shovels.

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