@alvinfoo: Open models are the real force multiplier. $400B into AI-native companies and 80% of them running on open weights isn’t…
Summary
Jensen Huang at the All-In Summit emphasized that open models are key to AI competition, citing that $400 billion in venture funding went to AI-native companies, 80% of which use open models.
View Cached Full Text
Cached at: 09/15/26, 11:41 AM
Open models are the real force multiplier. $400B into AI-native companies and 80% of them running on open weights isn’t an accident, it’s how you let an entire economy actually compete instead of waiting on a few closed APIs.
Download it, fork it, make it yours, that’s the point!!
Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai): Jensen Huang on today’s All-In Summit: open-source AI is what allows an entire economy to compete.
“in the last six months, $400 billion of venture funding went into AI-native companies. Eighty percent of them use open models. If not for open models, how could they build their
Similar Articles
@NVIDIAAI: Open source isn't just good for developers, it's one of America's strongest tools for AI security. More models means mo…
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the Milken Institute Global Conference discussed how open source AI serves as America's strongest tool for AI security, arguing that more open models means more defenders protecting AI systems.
How Open Models Are Driving AI Research
NVIDIA highlights how open frontier models and AI infrastructure are driving AI research, as reflected in accepted papers at ICML 2026, with contributions spanning robotics, life sciences, and synthetic data.
The economics of AI are starting to favor open models
The article discusses market forces and economic factors that are increasingly favoring open-source AI models over proprietary alternatives.
Open Weights and American AI Leadership
Microsoft argues that open-weight AI models are essential for American AI leadership by promoting competition, innovation, and broad access across sectors, while acknowledging the associated risks.
@francoisfleuret: Why are Chinese companies releasing very strong open-source models?
A discussion question about the trend of Chinese companies releasing strong open-source AI models.