Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang accused AI lab leaders of being irresponsible and creating excessive drama by calling for greater oversight, arguing that they are seeking relief from existing laws rather than new regulations. In a CBS News Face the Nation interview on Sunday, Huang said AI companies can manage safety themselves and that current criminal and civil laws give the government tools to address unsafe products. He also rejected doomsday forecasts as unscientific and warned that slowing U.S. development could give China an advantage. The remarks add to congressional scrutiny of Huang’s opposition to tighter advanced-chip export controls and proposed coordination to slow frontier-model development. Earlier, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed that AI labs coordinate development pace, while White House science adviser Michael Kratsios said companies could voluntarily slow or halt work. President Donald Trump has backed Huang’s approach and announced plans for an AI czar and an AI force to oversee industry growth without hindering it. Nvidia previously guided to $108 billion in quarterly revenue, up from $96.2 billion, and is valued at roughly $5.3 trillion.