AP Exclusive: Nvidia's Jensen Huang says society needs 'new social norms' in the age of AI - WKMG

In the context of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang emphasized in an Associated Press interview that society must adapt to AI's transformative impact and establish new... Read original →

Jensen Huang’s call for new social norms around AI is a strategic move to preempt escalating global regulation. Technologically, soaring model complexity is accelerating demand for sub-3nm nodes and EUV tools, triggering a full-stack upgrade from advanced packaging to liquid-cooled data centers. On compliance, America’s strained power grid is now a critical bottleneck—forcing firms toward costly modular nuclear or distributed energy solutions, reshaping supply chain risk calculus. As OpenAI and Anthropic stake early claims in ethical governance, Nvidia is positioning itself as the steward of 'responsible innovation' to retain influence. Over the next 18 months, national AI ambitions will drive aggressive semiconductor capacity builds across the U.S., EU, Japan, and South Korea, while foundry and OSAT hubs in Taiwan, China and Hong Kong, China face rising geopolitical risk premiums. A new triad of national competitiveness—energy, chips, and models—is taking shape.