[Jensen Huang: AI Risks Should Be Highlighted, But Should Not Cause Public Panic] Golden Finance reported on March 20 that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in response to how Anthropic could have better handled contract negotiations with the Pentagon, stated that leaders in the tech industry need to exercise caution when discussing artificial intelligence to avoid causing public panic. Huang said, 'We want to remind people of the potential risks of this technology. Reminders are good, but creating panic is not, because this technology is too important to us.' Huang believes that the greatest national security risk the United States faces in the field of artificial intelligence is falling behind competitors in adopting the technology due to public anger, fear, or paranoia. Anthropic, a key client of NVIDIA, has a CEO who insists on prohibiting the use of the company's products for surveillance of Americans and fully autonomous weapons in contract terms. As a result, the Trump administration identified Anthropic as a supply chain risk and began excluding it from various government projects.