Jensen Huang says Nvidia should work with Chinese AI companies on safety

Huang said Nvidia should work with Chinese AI companies to monitor AI risks.[1] He used stronger language in remarks reported by CNBC Africa, saying the chipmaker “absolutely must” work with those companies on monitoring risks.[2] Huang said cooperation should help advance AI safely and referred to AI as potentially dangerous technology.[2]

Huang made the comments to CNBC during a media briefing in London, which took place on a Wednesday evening.[2]

Huang also urged dialogue between the United States and China about AI.[3] He said the United States and United Kingdom should increase dialogue with Chinese AI researchers, and described the UK as a possible convener.[1] These remarks extend the focus from Nvidia’s work with Chinese AI companies to broader engagement among governments and researchers.[1] For policy and technology leaders, the proposal is a reason to consider who could participate in safety discussions and what role a convener might play.

The remarks come amid intensified discussions around AI safety.[2] Huang’s comments connect that discussion with both monitoring AI risks and maintaining dialogue across the United States, China and the United Kingdom.[1][3]