Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang said artificial intelligence companies must take responsibility for making their models safe rather than wait for governments to introduce new regulations, CNBC reported.
\n\nSpeaking at Nvidia’s GTC conference in Berlin, Huang said companies should address known risks immediately because legislation takes time to develop and implement.
\n\n“If there are concerns that exist today, it is your responsibility to take accountability and do something about it now, instead of waiting for laws and regulations to happen, which takes time,” Huang said.
\n\nHuang argued that companies also had a commercial incentive to build safe products, saying safety was essential to their success.
\n\n“There’s no such thing as a good product that’s not safe,” he said, adding that businesses had reasons to develop and deploy AI responsibly.
\n\nHow Nvidia’s OpenShell aims to contain AI agents
\n\nHuang pointed to OpenShell, Nvidia’s technology for containing and monitoring AI agents, as one way to manage risks as AI systems become more capable of acting autonomously.
\n\nThe technology is designed to monitor what AI agents do and restrict their access, helping prevent them from taking unauthorised actions. Huang compared the approach to keeping a baby in a playpen, where the child can…
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