Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has been a powerful force pushing back on Congress’ recent efforts to restrict high-end computer chips. The all-consuming artificial intelligence safety debate is about to test that clout.
In the past year, Huang and his army of lobbyists have had some success convincing lawmakers to peel back regulations that would hamper the multi-trillion dollar company’s ability to sell its advanced chips to the world, particularly China.
But the political landscape has shifted in a matter of days, and the company’s stated mission of “solving humanity’s greatest challenges” via AI has started to sound out of touch — at least to…
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