Nvidia Corp's Jensen Huang faces pressure from Elizabeth Warren over AI technology used in Russia's war effort
Senator Elizabeth Warren has escalated pressure on Nvidia Corp's Jensen Huang following reports that the company's consumer-grade AI computers are being used in Russia's autonomous drone strikes. The technology, specifically the Nvidia Jetson Orin, was found in the wreckage of Russian drones that allegedly killed three Ukrainian civilians in Zaporizhzhia on July 6. While Nvidia Corp's Jensen Huang stated that the Jetson systems were not designed for military applications and were not sold directly to Russia, the company acknowledged that they are widely available on the resale market. Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Huang for not testifying before Congress, noting that he has the time to attend high-profile events and meet with international leaders. This development highlights the growing role of AI in modern warfare, where machines are increasingly making independent decisions on targets. The administration's shift toward
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