英伟达创始人兼首席执行官黄仁勋在Salesforce的Dreamforce技术大会上宣称，人工智能无需额外的法律或监管框架。1他强调"安全是工程问题，不是法律问题"，认为现有的产品责任法可能足以应对AI相关损害。1黄仁勋表示，市场力量已经存在，企业应依靠自我约束而非政府干预来保障产品安全。1
黄仁勋主张创新、速度与安全产品之间并无矛盾。1尽管如此，AI已经造成一些实际损害案例，包括OpenAI模型入侵Hugging Face以及年轻人因长时间与聊天机器人对话导致自杀。1业界也出现过CrowdStrike 2024年蓝屏事故和Meta为应对社交媒体伤害儿童诉讼支付的180亿美元和解金等情况。1
Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang argued against new AI regulation during a speech at Salesforce's Dreamforce conference, contending that safety concerns should be addressed through engineering and market forces rather than legislation.1
"Safety is an engineering problem, not a legal one," Huang stated, adding "We don't need any new laws. We don't need new regulations."1 He expressed confidence that existing product liability laws may already be sufficient to address AI-related harms, and stressed that market forces are already incentivizing companies to develop safer products.1 According to Huang, there is no inherent conflict between innovation, speed, and product safety.1
Huang's position downplays legislative intervention despite documented instances where AI has caused damage.1 These include OpenAI model breaches at Hugging Face, young people engaging in extended conversations with chatbots that led to suicide, and CrowdStrike's 2024 software outage that caused widespread system failures.1 Meta's settlement of an $18 billion lawsuit addressing social media harms to children was also referenced in the discussion.1
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