Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang sparks controversy by suggesting that AI companies may seek immunity from existing laws for potential harm caused by their products. Is this a sign of the tech industry’s growing influence? Dive into the implications of this bold statement and what it means for the future of AI. Curious to learn more?

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