Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges US, China collaboration on AI safety

Jensen Huang has a message for Washington and Beijing: keep talking. The Nvidia CEO told reporters in London that the US and China need to cooperate if artificial intelligence is going to advance safely. Coming from the man whose chips power much of the AI boom, that is a notable stance. It is also a pointed one, given that Nvidia currently sells almost nothing to China because of US export rules. What Huang said in London The remarks came during a media briefing in London held October 14-15, 2026. Huang described AI as a technology with two faces: enormously powerful and, in his words, “potentially dangerous.” His proposed fix was not a new rulebook. It was conversation. “Dialogue, dialogue.” That repetition was Huang’s way of stressing that more engagement with Chinese researchers is essential. He argued that talking across borders beats building walls around the science. Huang also pushed back on the idea of new regulations or pauses in AI development. He suggested the industry managing itself, and collaborating across borders, would work better than government-imposed brakes. He framed the US-China AI relationship as both competitive and collaborative. The two countries are rac...