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Nvidia CEO says he'd cut off chip supply to a customer building unsafe AI, and commits $250M to UK AI safety research

Pretty notable stance from the company that supplies most of the industry: real money toward safety research at Oxford, UCL and others, plus a willingness to act if a customer builds something dangerous. Should other parts of the AI stack make similar commitments?

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  1. 2026-10-20 03:19 · r/artificial
    Nvidia CEO says he'd cut off chip supply to a customer building unsafe AI, and commits $250M to UK AI safety research

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