Nvidia said governments shouldn't have backdoors into its popular AI chips.The tech giant said allowing such technology would be "an open invitation to disaster."President Donald Trump's AI plan calls for some location monitoring to ensure chips don't fall into the wrong hands.

Nvidia rejected Chinese accusations that its data center GPUs for AI include a hardware function that could remotely deactivate the chips, which is commonly called a "kill switch." "NVIDIA GPUs do not and should not have kill switches and backdoors," wrote Nvidia's chief security officer.