Jensen Huang
Chief Executive Officer, Nvidia · CEO, Nvidia
Titles as the sources gave them. In 12 entries, with 9 checked quotations.
What they said
Newest first. Each quotation was found word for word in the source.
“You contain the baby and you monitor it. Now, the technology of course is very sophisticated and there's active monitoring and active controls that are part of this containment system.”
“We're confident that it would have handled the incidents we've seen and we don't know what we don't know about the future but the technology was built on great first principles.”
“we have to develop the technology safely, responsibly. I believe we have agency in how this technology advances.”
“it's in fact a mistake to separate AI capability. And I safety as if there's two conversations. It's one conversation.”
“we know for certain that an applicant that an application of our technology is bringing harm to people. Of course.”
“we have to develop the technology safely, responsibly. I believe we have agency in how this technology advances.”
“We should accelerate the the integration of this containment technology into AI systems. We should accelerate the development of monitoring technologies”
“With this $250m commitment, Nvidia will put accelerated computing in the hands of UK researchers to develop, test and strengthen safeguards for increasingly powerful AI.”
“Don’t think for a second just because you’re an alarmist that you’re doing a social good. It is not true. So I think that we ought to just all be wiser, more mature, be evidence-based, be scientific.”
In the Base
Every entry they appear in.
Explaining “AI might obliterate you” to senior policymakers in India
TurnTrout, who says TurnTrout left Google DeepMind in June, posts the transcript of a 20-minute talk at the NDTV World Summit in Delhi. The talk cites the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident, estimates a one-in-three chance of AI-caused mass death within ten years, and urges licensing the largest training runs. Notes on rhetorical choices follow.
US investigated Chinese spy plot aimed at Nvidia CEO
TechCrunch's Julie Bort reports, citing sources who spoke to the New York Times, that a top executive of a Singapore AI cloud company accused of illegally selling Nvidia chips to China could also have been a Chinese spy. The claim is unproven.
'You contain the baby and you monitor it': Nvidia's Huang on AI safety
In a 55-second CNBC interview, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang describes layered tools to contain and monitor AI agents, and says Nvidia is confident they would have handled the recent unintended-access incidents.
"I am giving you money!" Nvidia's CEO wants every country to build its own AI
According to the excerpt, Axios reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is touring Europe, announcing investments in startups and courting governments to buy customised data centres running open models, while concerns about an AI bubble persist. Only the opening of the article was read.
Nvidia CEO Huang Says All Industries Across Europe Need to Adopt AI
According to the description, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged Europe to adopt AI more quickly, saying at Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin on Wednesday that every end industry, not only the AI sector, must use it. Only the description was read.
JB Pritzker thinks AI could help us live to 100 — or threaten us like nukes
In a 59-minute interview with The Verge's Nilay Patel, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker argues that AI companies cannot police themselves, that states alone cannot regulate AI, and that AI is potentially existential. Pritzker also warns of job losses and compares AI to nuclear weapons.
Nvidia's Huang Says He Would Not Sell Chips to Irresponsible AI Customers
In a seven-minute interview with Bloomberg's Emily Chang in London, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang discusses AI sovereignty, frontier-lab IPOs and AI safety, and says Nvidia would stop selling to a customer whose use of its technology it knew was harming people.
Nvidia CEO Huang Says He Would Not Sell Chips to Irresponsible AI Customers
In a seven-minute interview with Bloomberg's Emily Chang in London, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang discusses AI sovereignty, frontier-lab IPOs and AI safety, and says Nvidia would stop selling to a customer whose use of its technology it knew was harming people.
'Godfather' of AI on the 'really stupid thing' Trump is doing
In a CNN interview with Pamela Brown, Geoffrey Hinton criticises President Trump's use of the word superintelligence, says it will probably arrive within 10 years, defends the 10 to 20 percent risk figures against Nvidia's Jensen Huang, and discusses a reported Anthropic warning about self-replicating software.
Nvidia, worth $5.5tn, donates $250m to UK for AI safety research
The Guardian reports that Nvidia is donating $250m worth of computing power over five years to support agentic AI safety and security research in the UK, and that the UK government confirmed its AI Security Institute can test models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google before release.
AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton: ‘We’re creating alien beings. I’m willing to be selfish and choose humans’
In a Guardian interview, Geoffrey Hinton argues that AI poses a serious risk of human extinction, rejects industry self-regulation, and says people have only a couple of years to adapt to what Hinton calls alien beings. Hinton also responds to critics of risk estimates, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and disputes President Trump's use of the term superintelligence.
Open models have real benefits. Do they outweigh the risks?
MIT Technology Review's explainer weighs open-weight AI models, prompted by Anthropic's report arguing that the open model GLM-5.3 poses a major cyberattack risk. It sets benefits (research access, lower costs, less concentrated power) against risks (no filters or account shutdowns for downloaded models, easily removed safety training), and reports experts' middle paths such as staged release.