Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signed a letter urging Congress to back open AI models, saying in his first X post that open-source AI is a matter of U.S. competitiveness and national security.
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Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang signed a letter to Congress backing open AI models, he said in his first post on the X social network on Friday.
The letter, organized by a group of tech investors and executives, urges lawmakers to support open-source AI development as a matter of U.S. competitiveness and national security. Huang's signature adds the weight of the world's most valuable chipmaker to the debate over how tightly Washington should regulate the release of powerful AI systems.
Open AI models, which allow developers to inspect and modify the underlying code, have drawn scrutiny from regulators concerned about misuse. Proponents argue that closed, proprietary models concentrate power in a handful of companies and slow innovation.
Huang's move onto X also marks a shift in his public engagement. The CEO has been less active on social media than many of his peers in Silicon Valley. His first post drew more than 100,000 likes within hours.
Nvidia shares were down 0.6% to $207.50 in afternoon trading, giving the company a market value of roughly $2.1 trillion. The stock has more than tripled over the past year on surging demand for its AI chips.
AlphaScala's NVDA stock page gives the company an Alpha Score of 73 out of 100, a moderate rating reflecting its strong earnings momentum but stretched valuation.
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