Nvidia's Jensen Huang tells AP coming AI revolution will require 'new social norms,' defending the disruptive technology - WWLTV.com

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in an interview with the Associated Press, offered profound insights into the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology. He emphasized that the upcoming AI revol... Read original →

Jensen Huang’s call for 'new social norms' is a strategic move to position NVIDIA as the arbiter of AI ethics. Technically, generative AI is accelerating the shift from general-purpose to domain-specific architectures, spiking demand for HBM, optical I/O, and advanced packaging—making TSMC’s CoWoS capacity a geopolitical chokepoint. Regulatory pressures from the EU AI Act and U.S. export controls will likely force NVIDIA to embed auditable safeguards in software stacks, raising R&D costs by over 15%. As AMD’s MI300X and Google’s TPU v5 intensify competition, NVIDIA’s CUDA moat faces erosion if regulators mandate open compute interfaces. Over the next 18 months, the AI chip race will pivot from raw performance to 'trustworthiness'—the entity shaping ethical standards will effectively control market access for next-gen silicon.