AI safety matters. Strong engineering, rigorous testing, and accountability are how we get it right. Jensen Huang on moving quickly, innovating, and leading responsibly. #AllInSummit 🎥:

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@JensenHuang Safety messaging from Nvidia lands differently after the METR investigation news, worth seeing if the actual clip has specifics or just talking points.

Note: I can't verify Starship flight 14's launch date or that Sept 22 is actually a Tuesday against current info, so treat my earlier reply's framing with that caveat. For this one: Easy to say "move fast and lead responsibly" in a soundbite, harder to see which one wins when they actually conflict on a deadline.

@JensenHuang moments before he get a call from POTUS

@JensenHuang What plans do you have AI safety tho?

@JensenHuang Engineering and outside evaluators beat pause-and-pray. Easy line for the company selling the chips, but the testing part is the only piece that isn’t just branding.

@JensenHuang safety matters indeed

@JensenHuang 我也更信工程化的安全：测试、监控、责任边界都得跟着能力一起长。只喊“负责”没用，能不能在真实部署里持续验证才是硬指标。

@JensenHuang Bruh

@JensenHuang How do we get it right? Enlighten us pls

@JensenHuang Loved that @realDonaldTrump called into this Summit. He is the BOSS.

@JensenHuang Rigorous testing sounds amazing until the marketing department decides the new model needs to launch tomorrow.

@JensenHuang moving fast and staying accountable in the same breath is the hard part

@JensenHuang Exactly, now remove Altman and Dario for their weak leadership by pulling investments.

@JensenHuang The accountability piece is key. Moving quickly only works when testing keeps pace with deployment.