Huang Says Nvidia Could Cut Chips to Customers Building Unsafe AI Software

Nvidia could stop supplying chips to customers that develop unsafe AI software, CEO Jensen Huang said, describing a hypothetical response as the company expands support for AI safety research in the United Kingdom. Huang said Nvidia would speak with a customer before taking such a step. He made the comments in a London interview. He described Nvidia's products as general-purpose technology and said the company has limits in assessing how customers use them. Nvidia pledged computing resources valued at $250 million for UK AI safety research over five years, averaging about $50 million annually. Projects receiving support include the University of Oxford-led BOLD project, as well as research at Imperial College London and University College London. Testing AI agents is among the priorities for the work.

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