Bloomberg Surveillance · Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Dan Ives discusses the complex issue of AI safety guardrails, suggesting that slowing down innovation could allow China to gain an advantage. He believes that the focus is shifting towards "sovereign AI" and that enterprises need control over their data, a balance between safety and competitive progress.
“And I think that's sort of the problem here is that the safety guard rails that you could put in, you know, the genie's alreadyुत the bottle.”
“And I think the reality is that for the U.S., if you actually start to slow down the models, slow down innovation... China will narrow the gap. And that's just the reality.”
“I think what Karp talks about, and I agree, sovereign AI, Jensen talks about this as well, I think that is much more of the focus. And that might be a focus today in terms of enterprises having control of their own data.”