AI labs ask to be slowed, Congress stirs, and Nvidia calls the alarm a sales pitch
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The strongest case for restraining frontier AI development is now coming from the companies building it, and one of the sharpest rebuttals is from the supplier that sells them the chips. That split is the political problem US lawmakers inherit: the labs want a coordinated slowdown and independent oversight they say they cannot arrange alone, while Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang has suggested the alarm over AI-driven cyber risk doubles as a sales pitch.
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