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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Expects Chip Sales To Double Next Year as He Downplays AI Slowdown Calls: 'When a Product is Not Safe...'

Namrata Sen

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expects chip sales to double next year as AI demand surges, while discussing AI safety at a U.K. summit.

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