Jensen Huang rejects Sam Altman's view that some AI cyber incidents must be tolerated
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the AI industry should not tolerate any AI-related cybersecurity incident and should prevent them through stricter isolation, control and monitoring, according to a Fortune interview published October 14.
He directly disagreed with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who said the world may have to accept some bad incidents, including major hacks and misuse.
Huang also argues that security is an engineering problem rather than one to be solved by new laws or regulation, Fortune reports.
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AINvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he cannot tolerate any AI-related cybersecurity incident and that the industry should avoid them through stricter isolation, control and monitoring, in a Fortune interview published October 14. This contrasts with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who said the world may have to accept some bad incidents, including major hacks and misuse. Huang also argues security is an engineering problem rather than one to be solved by new laws or regulation.
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