Jensen Huang took a call from Trump on stage at the All-In conference, but the real flex was using Apple's unreleased foldable phone to do it. A quiet signal about who gets access to the next big thing before anyone else.
technologyTuesday, September 15, 2026
NVIDIA CEO shows off Apple's foldable phone
Jensen Huang took a call from Trump on stage, but the real story was the unreleased Apple foldable in his hand. Meanwhile, the AI safety debate keeps churning: Anthropic wants mandatory kill switches, and Microsoft published a code of conduct.
Hardware and access
The biggest flex today wasn't about policy or safety, it was about who gets the toys first.
AI safety and limits
The model labs are still writing the rules, but now they're doing it out loud.
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark told the BBC that a mandatory, third-party-checkable kill switch for AI may be necessary. It's the strongest regulatory suggestion yet from a lab that's been pushing safety norms.

Microsoft published a provisional code of conduct for its AI models, joining Anthropic and OpenAI in voluntarily throttling frontier development. The policy says AI should serve people, not replace them, a line that sounds good but is hard to enforce.

House Republicans are stuck between Trump calling AI safety warnings a hoax and AI labs begging Congress for guardrails. One Republican questioned whether lawmakers who barely understand AI should be writing the rules at all.
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