Jensen Huang: NVIDIA's Chip Sales to Double Next Year, Opposes AI Regulation Like Social Media
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, attending an AI summit in Scotland, UK, expressed optimism about the prospects of AI technology being applied in more industries, anticipating NVIDIA's chip sales to double next year. He also emphasized that AI should not be regulated like social media, as AI is fundamentally an underlying technology rather than a product, and regulation should target AI products and their specific application scenarios. Huang further stated that unsafe products must be stopped, AI safety is paramount, and developers must rigorously test systems, delaying release if they are not sufficiently safe. Influenced by this speech, NVIDIA's stock price rose further in pre-market trading on Thursday ET, reaching a new daily high with an intraday gain of 2.8% during early trading.
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