Economic Information Daily (15th) reported that Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA (US.NVDA), said if customers are developing unsafe artificial intelligence (AI) software, he would stop supplying chips to them, although there is currently no need to worry about AI.
When asked whether he would stop supplying chips to irresponsible developers, Huang said, "This is a hypothetical question, but the answer is yes," although he would first communicate with the party. He said, "Our ability to judge how other companies use our technology is also limited."
Huang said security concerns are one of the growing pains in the AI industry, but believes AI software can be controlled and deployed safely. He said some of the current concerns are "self-inflicted," and the entire industry has done "a terrible job" explaining the benefits of AI, adding that efforts should be accelerated to integrate control and prevention technologies into AI systems. (yc)
When asked whether he would stop supplying chips to irresponsible developers, Huang said, "This is a hypothetical question, but the answer is yes," although he would first communicate with the party. He said, "Our ability to judge how other companies use our technology is also limited."
Huang said security concerns are one of the growing pains in the AI industry, but believes AI software can be controlled and deployed safely. He said some of the current concerns are "self-inflicted," and the entire industry has done "a terrible job" explaining the benefits of AI, adding that efforts should be accelerated to integrate control and prevention technologies into AI systems. (yc)
