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$NVDA CEO Jensen Huang on Kimi: The U.S. should not ban Chinese open-source models. The market misunderstood DeepSeek the first time, and it’s misunderstanding Kimi again. Great open models are good for the industry. More AI use means more demand for NVIDIA computers.

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Yahoo Finance asked why Jensen Huang is “rooting for Chinese AI.” The question itself exposes the disease in Western media. The host instinctively treated Chinese technological progress as a geopolitical threat, while the analyst kept dragging the discussion back to basic reality: Better open models create more applications. More applications create more demand. More demand means more chips, more compute, and more data centers. Jensen is not “rooting for China.” He understands the market. NVIDIA sells the engine. It benefits when more people build cars—whether the model is American, Chinese, French, or open-source. The analyst also dismantled the lazy attempt to equate “Chinese open source” with cybersecurity backdoors. Open-source software can be inspected, tested, challenged, and repaired by anyone. Its code is exposed to scrutiny rather than hidden behind corporate walls. The analyst understood technology and business. The host understood only containment, suspicion, and Cold War reflexes. That contrast says everything about the American debate on Chinese AI: The people who understand the technology want competition. The people who understand only ideology want a blockade. Wall Street hears “Chinese open-source AI” and asks whether America is being betrayed. Engineers hear it and ask how much more compute the world will need. One side sees a market. The other sees an enemy.

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