Nvidia’s Huang Says AI Industry Doesn’t Need Any New Laws
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When the dominant GPU supplier argues market forces are enough, it’s a signal that near-term regulatory friction for AI infra may stay lower than many boards fear. Operators should still plan for sector-specific rules—but don’t pause deployments waiting for a unified AI statute that may not arrive soon.
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