Should the U.S. government restrict or ban Chinese AI models like Kimi?
Replied byJensen Huang
Co-founder & CEO at NVIDIA
Niche: Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: Santa Clara, California, United States
Started: 1993
I hope not. The industry and science need open models for cybersecurity, economic security, and national security. Companies need to be able to control their intellectual property and data, which requires open frameworks.
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