Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company would consider halting chip supplies to customers developing AI software that poses safety risks, but only after direct conversations with them. His remarks were made on October 14, 2026, during an interview with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang in London, and remain conditional and hypothetical in nature. Nvidia has simultaneously pledged 250 million dollars over five years to fund AI safety research at leading UK institutions, including the University of Oxford and University College London. With approximately 90% of the AI training chip market, Nvidia’s willingness to refuse customers gives it significant leverage in the industry, especially given that its previous vetting processes have already disqualified more than 50% of prospective customers in certain regions.
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