Nvidia CEO calls for zero tolerance of AI cyber incidents

Oct 15, 2026
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said society should tolerate no cybersecurity incidents caused by AI and called for stronger containment and monitoring of AI agents.
Nvidia CEO calls for zero tolerance of AI cyber incidents

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said society should tolerate no cybersecurity incidents caused by AI, according to Fortune. He said stronger containment and monitoring could have prevented the incidents seen so far.

Huang said AI agents should operate inside secure containers that restrict their access and limit potential damage. He compared this approach with browser isolation, which prevents websites from accessing other parts of a computer.

His position differs from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who recently said some hacks, scams and misuse may accompany AI's benefits. Huang also rejected warnings that AI could pose an existential risk, saying the technology remains under human control.

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