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In a significant development regarding immigration policy, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared their thoughts on the recently announced $100,000 fee for H-1B visas. The new fee, aimed at addressing concerns over the labor market and immigration, has sparked considerable debate within the tech community.
Jensen Huang voiced his support for former President Trump, highlighting the potential implications of the fee on the tech industry’s ability to attract global talent. He emphasized that the increased cost could deter skilled workers from seeking employment in the United States, ultimately hindering innovation and growth in the sector.
On the other hand, Sam Altman expressed concerns about the potential negative impact on startups and smaller companies that rely heavily on international talent. He argued that the increase in fees could lead to a talent drain, as many skilled professionals might seek opportunities in countries with more favorable immigration policies.
Both leaders underscored the importance of creating an environment that fosters innovation and supports the tech industry’s growth while navigating the complexities of immigration reform.
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