Sex, after Hwang's resignation, claims 'government control of all AI models and chips'
Original headline색스, 황 사임 뒤 ‘모든 AI 모델·칩 정부 통제’ 주장
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Nvidia announced on December 12 that Jensen Huang stepped down immediately as president, CEO, and director, with Colette Kress among the named successors. Former White House AI adviser David Sacks, speaking on the All-In podcast released December 14, said the departure suggests a push for "all models and chips to be under government control," arguing that AI safety groups are closely aligned with Anthropic and that the open-source AI camp loses influence without Huang. Sacks tied the two developments into a broader regulatory power grab, though the podcast offered no direct evidence that AI policy disputes caused the resignation. The shake-up at the $NVDA helm matters because Nvidia's chips underpin most AI training and inference, so any shift in its leadership posture could reshape the open-versus-closed model debate. What to watch next is whether Kress clarifies Nvidia's stance on AI safety rules and open-source weights, and whether Anthropic-aligned advocates gain ground in Washington.
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