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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges U.S.-China dialogue on 'potentially…

Huang says he already holds ongoing conversations with researchers in China and wants both governments to join them; so far, the coffee line is unconvinced.

On air: Hank Ledger on BBN This Morning
Published 8:22 AM ET, Thursday, October 15, 2026

At a glance

First reported by CNBC: “Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges U.S.-China dialogue on 'potentially dangerous' AI”.
Covered on BBN on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 8:22 AM ET on BBN This Morning, by Hank Ledger.
Topics: Nvidia, CEO, AI.
BBN covered this story before: Cerebras CEO pictures an AI assistant in every home (October 14).

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CNBCNvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges U.S.-China dialogue on 'potentially dangerous' AI

What BBN said about it

Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorNvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, is urging the U.S. and China to talk about artificial intelligence he calls potentially dangerous.
Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorLola Cruz is live to see who's talking this morning.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentI'm standing outside a coffee shop with a line out the door, Hank, and nobody here is talking to anybody.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentHuang told CNBC he already has ongoing dialogs with researchers in China, and he wants more of them.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentSir, a chip executive wants two superpowers to sit down and talk. Are you in favor of dialogue?
Gus MarloweI'm in favor of it. My roommate and I haven't spoken since the thermostat incident, and we communicate through sticky notes. It's going great.
Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorSticky notes.
Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentAnd that's the most productive diplomacy I've seen in a decade, Hank.
Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorHonestly, I'd sign that roommate deal. Everyone gets sixty-eight degrees.