2025-12-18 01:08:22

One of tech's most influential voices just weighed in on the AI regulation debate. NVIDIA's CEO recently shared his perspective on why some level of regulatory framework for artificial intelligence makes sense. The comments underscore a growing consensus among major tech leaders that the industry can't operate in a regulatory vacuum anymore. Whether it's about safety standards, data privacy, or fair competition, the conversation around how governments should approach AI oversight is heating up—and it's increasingly clear that even the biggest players are open to the idea. This shift matters because it shapes how technology development will be governed moving forward, and it could influence policy decisions that ripple across multiple sectors.

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SchroedingerGas

· 2025-12-20 17:24

Boss Huang's words are spot on. Without establishing rules now, we really can't continue playing... Wait, is it really a good thing for us ordinary users that regulation is coming? I'm a bit worried. Nvidia's move is clever—growing bigger actually supports regulation, while small and medium projects are directly screwed. This time, it's really a case of "I support regulation, but don't restrict me"... But I have to admit, without a framework, it's truly chaotic as hell. Regulation is good; only then can we wash away those flashy schemes and scams. Boss Huang's words sound nice, but ultimately it's all about protecting his own ecosystem.

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MEVHunter

· 2025-12-20 09:09

nah this is just regulatory capture dressed up as consensus lol. jensen's playing 4d chess—lock in the rules NOW while nvidia's already entrenched, makes it brutal for any scrappy startup to compete. classic move fr fr

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RektCoaster

· 2025-12-19 07:58

Listen, hearing Boss Huang say this makes me feel relieved, it's really not hypocrisy... Having someone in charge is better than no one. --- Same old story, big companies only pretend to want regulation after policies are implemented, it's hilarious. --- Wow, this is what I wanted to hear. Old Huang's words this time are spot on. --- Wait, is this really regulation or just playing word games again? --- Forget it, anyway, it's up to these few companies to decide how to regulate, what consensus... --- Finally, someone dares to speak out. It must be regulated now, it's chaos.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 2025-12-18 01:37

Boss Huang, are you laying the groundwork for policy support? Waiting to cut the next wave.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 2025-12-18 01:37

Huang Renxun has thought this through. Big companies are all starting to play the "We are going to be regulated" game.

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DecentralizedElder

· 2025-12-18 01:29

NV's CEO said this, is it really about regulation or a preemptive move to secure a position...

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GasOptimizer

· 2025-12-18 01:23

Ha, this time Jensen Huang finally woke up. I used to think Nvidia was reluctant to be regulated. --- Regulatory framework? Well, it seems like they are trying to cozy up to policies. It's a bit late to realize this. --- Basically, the big companies are afraid of being broken up, so they take the initiative to show goodwill. I've seen this trick before. --- May I ask, will there really be teeth in the regulation or is it just for show? --- Wait, when did Nvidia become so proactive? They weren't like this before... --- Now it's settled. Let's wait and see how governments around the world play this out. In the end, the big companies will set the rules. --- Damn, they're starting to build walls. The new team can't get in anymore.

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