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🤖 Nvidia and Meta just said: don't slow down AI.

While some AI labs are calling for safety coordination, Jensen Huang and Mark Zuckerberg are pushing back hard. Zuckerberg says companies already have enough incentive to build #AI safely — no external slowdown needed.

And U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson agrees, warning that an AI moratorium could give China a major strategic advantage. The #AISafety debate just got a lot more political.

Do you think AI development should be slowed down — or is that too risky geopolitically? Drop your take! 👇

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00:00NVIDIA and META push back against slowing the AI race.
00:03While OpenAI, Anthropic, and others
00:06have been calling for greater safety coordination,
00:08NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and META CEO Mark Zuckerberg
00:12are pushing back against efforts to coordinate a slowdown.
00:16Reuters reports that Zuckerberg argues
00:18AI companies already have strong incentives to build safely,
00:21while the Financial Times reports that Hwang and Zuckerberg
00:24have distanced themselves from proposals
00:26for coordinated restraint.
00:28Meanwhile, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday
00:31that there should be no AI moratorium,
00:34arguing that a pause could give China an advantage.
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