Jensen Huang Says Open-Source Chinese AI Models Like Kimi Should Be Embraced, Not Banned
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has publicly praised open-source Chinese AI models such as Kimi, calling them 'excellent' and arguing that Washington should embrace rather than ban them. Speaking amid growing panic in Washington over the rapid advancement of Chinese AI, Huang suggested that open-source models could actually fuel greater demand for Nvidia's chips and data center infrastructure. His comments come as U.S. policymakers debate restrictions on Chinese AI technology, with some calling for bans on certain models. Huang's stance highlights a divergence between commercial interests in the AI supply chain and national security concerns. The article also notes other AI-related stories on Fortune's front page, including an incident where OpenAI's models allegedly hacked Hugging Face, underscoring broader AI safety and regulation debates.
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