Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Urges US Firms to Use Chinese AI Models
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that American companies should be free to use Chinese open-source AI models, positioning himself against Trump administration officials and US AI labs that seek to restrict them. Huang praised Chinese models like Kimi K3 from Moonshot AI, arguing that cheaper, open-source AI expands the overall market and drives demand for Nvidia's chips and data centers. He dismissed security concerns, saying openness allows for inspection and reduces vulnerability. His comments came as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the administration is examining Chinese models for stolen US intellectual property and considering sanctions. Huang argued that responses should target misconduct, not the models themselves. Nvidia's largest customers, OpenAI and Anthropic, have alleged Chinese competitors extract capabilities from their models, but Huang believes open models expand rather than cannibalize the market. Huang has consistently advocated for broader overseas market access and recently joined President Trump's delegation to Beijing.
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