IT之家, May 17 news: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was invited as a guest lecturer for Stanford University's CS 153 Frontiers of Systems course, explaining the various hardware devices that currently support the operation of artificial intelligence systems. The online YouTube lecture also covered many topics, including his stance on opening up NVIDIA chip access to hostile countries. As is well known, Huang has always opposed export controls on AI chips, stating that such restrictions have already failed and have produced completely counterproductive effects.

IT之家 noted that someone compared AI chips to nuclear weapons, and Huang strongly opposed such an analogy, calling it completely unreasonable.

The NVIDIA CEO said: "I fundamentally and resolutely oppose this comparison. Currently, likening NVIDIA's graphics processors to atomic bombs makes no sense at all. Billions of people around the world use NVIDIA graphics cards. I recommend NVIDIA graphics cards to everyone, including my family, children, and close friends, but I would never recommend an atomic bomb to anyone. So this analogy is absurd. Once you hold such a wrong view, all subsequent related arguments are untenable."

Jensen Huang firmly believes that the entire world should adopt the US technology system; if the use of this system is deliberately restricted for other countries, it will undermine the US's own technological advantages.

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