NVIDIA's Huang warns that AI lab warnings are 'dishonest' and motivated.

ChainCatcher report: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang criticized the warnings from leaders of frontier AI labs as "dishonest" in a CBS interview aired on Sunday. These warnings claimed that, without additional AI regulation, their products could harm humanity in various ways. Huang argued that the warnings had ulterior motives, stating, "Read between the lines. They’re not actually asking for more laws—they’re asking to be exempted from our existing laws." He also said that frightening the public with technological threats is "irresponsible" and "unnecessary." Huang’s remarks align with the position of U.S. President Trump, who stated on Saturday that new regulations are not needed to ensure AI safety. Michael Kratsios, Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, also opposes government intervention. Last week, a group of leading AI CEOs called for slowing down AI development; Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an article on the topic, receiving support from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Huang reiterated that slowing development in U.S. labs would allow China to gain an advantage, and that no additional regulation is needed—only enforcement of existing laws.