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Jensen Huang broke years of silence to post his first ever tweet

3 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In a panel discussion, speakers examine Jensen Huang's recent statement that the world requires both frontier closed AI models and frontier open models. They note Anthropic's recent silence and highlight that OpenAI and Anthropic, long‑time rivals, are jointly advocating for a federal review process for the most powerful models. One speaker warns that regulating AI by targeting its "intelligence" resembles thought policing, arguing that oversight should focus on AI actions rather than perceived cleverness. The conversation shifts to geopolitics, noting that Chinese President Xi Jinping is leveraging AI as a tool of statecraft, using it to influence diplomacy across the Global South, raising concerns for the U.S. innovation ecosystem and open‑model policy.

A couple of days ago, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, he says the world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. Anthropic was silent for 3 days and there was a lot of conversation. Where is Anthropic in this conversation? All Dario has to say is OpenAI and Anthropic, who have been 2 rivals for the longest time, they've been pushing for the same agenda: a federal review process for the most powerful models.
Aiming enforcement at intelligence is like thought policing. Police what the AIs are doing, not what they're thinking or how smart they They are—
global AI diplomacy is coming. China's leader Xi Jinping is wielding AI as a tool of statecraft, using it as leverage in China's diplomacy across the Global South.
I can't stress this enough. The whole power of the US is its open and very broad innovation ecosystem. If they close up the open model policy,