@@liltunafish1471 100% agree. Huang mentioned that he was born and raised in Taiwan and learned the character of humble, honesty, trustworthiness, and kindness for first. With this soul, he went to the United States to study and created Nvidia, and set up all its main factories in Taiwan. And choose reliable local companies in Taiwan to cooperate with. I am very grateful to Taiwan's character education for cultivating great people like Jensen Huang and allowing people in this world to have the best display card to drive our computers and AI. I really hope that the CCP will not occupy Taiwan, otherwise our display card will become...
@@BKFF20 This is exactly what a CEO says when asked. So… its a “tell”. An “imposter” from a responsible CEO. “Imposter syndrome” exists for a reason. Everyone who gets elevated becomes aware of that which they were not prepared. Feel inspired to underprepared, to underperformance, to hiding and creating a vulnerable culture that will hide next to your failures, under you’re compassion… then we get “failing upwards”. So hear me now…. “If your leadership of any kind can not answer a difficult question with a “straight answer”. AI knows them. Regardless what you see or comprehend. I can see it from here. This does not mean I am fully explaining. It would be unwise to lie. It would be unwise not to shut the fkkk up. Yes his Job is very, very hard based upon the answers and the market pressure. Only a fool assumes anything else. Take care Jeremy Btw i see … you.
He just has it figured out. Enable everyone. The fact that NVDA has no intention to become a part of every industry, just to enable advancement, is the genius that many companies miss.
Nvidia are selling shovels to people digging for gold. They're also trying to be part of every industry - CPUs, GPUs, NPUs, chipsets, SoCs, laptops, gaming, workstation, server, VFX, AI...
@@nomchompsky3012 that’s what I like is the diversity of products not to mention leadership. Maybe that and capital base is an edge to get early start in quantum hardware and software.
@@nomchompsky3012 Ironically, also selling a shovel to some who are digging their grave without knowing. Once AI reaches certain level there's gonna be massive amount of job redundancy, including those firing who trained that AI in the first place.
@@Chakawatever Having a few deep, meaningful friendships is like investing in quality stocks that provide stable, long-term returns. Just as these stocks offer consistent financial benefits, strong friendships offer significant emotional support and connection, which is often more fulfilling than having many superficial acquaintances. Just saying … 😁
When NVIDIA was around a $ 1 stock 5 years ago (taking stock splits into account) I though it was overvalued, so I refused to buy. 9 days ago, after the dip, I caved in and decided to take a 20% position at a stock price around $ 103, insane to think about, but I'm already 16.1 % up, while I'm writing this.
first time i bought Nvidia was march 2016 at $0.8 (spilt adapted) - I bought because it was overvalued ... as a graphic card for video games manufacturer, BUT because the market did not realise the potential of AI back then, until 2022.
AI is constantly refreshing his brain and he has it artificially and intellectually programmed it with enormous amounts of data. This man voraciously eats data.
Huang in Wonderland!! He's the White Rabbit! Oh no, I shan't be late. Oh dear me. I will be late for my tea. AI Queen: Off with her... Whose Alice? Humanity. Lol
00:03 NVIDIA accelerated deep learning by a million times, enabling generative AI. 02:26 NVIDIA CEO revolutionized modern machine learning and computer graphics 04:45 Advancements in generative AI technology transforming industries 07:03 NVIDIA CEO discusses AI advancements for focused and controlled response. 09:17 Introduction of AI Foundry and Omniverse for multimodal image generation 11:32 NVIDIA's software strategy is crucial for maintaining its lead. 13:45 Challenges in accelerating data frames for tabular formats 15:52 Accelerated Computing is key for energy savings and efficiency in data centers 17:53 Generative AI can reduce energy consumption on the internet. 19:36 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expresses gratitude and indicates end of the video Crafted by Merlin AI.
@@Lordgorbon exactly 💯....I think people just don't understand enough about it and therefore don't completely trust it. It will only evolve because, just like the internet, AI isn't going ANYWHERE!!!!
I hate how the interviewer is trying so hard to sound like she's knowleadable and keeps interrupting. No one wants to hear her speak. We're all here for Jensen
Everyone wants to hear her speak. She might not be the main focus here, but she's enabling jensen to speak about the things he thinks are important and is allowing him to share arguments disagreeing with some common doubts. Is just a dick comment to say she's not knowledgeable.
It's essential to conduct thorough research, consider the long-term outlook of the companies, and diversify your investments to manage risk effectively.
I would avoid the index funds, mutual funds, or specific stocks for the time being. The 5% fixed incomes are the safest bet for now. Save your cash for when the market actually shows sign of recovery
@@RogerClubv he’s taking credit for quite a lot. He’s just created loose vendor lock-in with Cuda. He’s a bit of a twat. The accomplishments he’s referring to belong to the people, almost all outside of nvidia, doing research and actually building models.
In retrospect ' We planned everything and were at the forefront of AI'. In reality, we fumbled along, making graphics cards for PC, then LLMs worked out.
Damn, I should've bought more.. Even when just going all in on Nvidia - it feels like you're also buying Tesla, Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc... - we'll still be "diversified".
It is amazing how this technology is rapidly growing. Hopefully the industry continues to prioritize intellectual property of artists, writers, scientists, creators, etc.
Lmao no. They already acquired their data through unethical means. They are only asking for regulations on A.I so they can monopolize its research and use it for profits. And they will get over whoever they feel like for those profits and investors. They don’t care about intellectual property, honor or honesty ONE BIT. Especially the likes of Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman. That’s why they push A.I discourse about climate change and AGI. “This could endanger the world, so buy our product”.
Why? Do you care when somebody loose job in other industry? Do you care when startupers don't get any reward for years of work? Why some artists or writers have to be different? They do something, get some money, if they can sell it. Why they have to have something from it for a life, when others don't have this privillege?
@@Markoss007 Because starturpers steal data from people through many different means to avoid being labeled as unethical when they clearly are. Artists are much more original. Startups are made with the sole purpose of profits and greed. Artists want to inspire others, communicate with their followers. Being an artist is much more honorable, honest craft comparable yo anything made by meta, openA.I etc. There is honor in devoting yourself passionately to a craft. There is no honor in pleasing investors and making “All Indians” products lol
@@theapexfighter8741If you don't know other startups, it's your lack of research ability. Founders have an idea of how to solve peoples problem. They try to solve it and market respond on it by sales. So they first want good for people. No data mining, no coders from India in their minds. You say artist do it because they like it, want good fo people. They make book and try to sale it on amazon/store. Why they don't publish it in pdf free online? Same with music, they want money for performance, they want money for every time you listen to their songs. They even created "radio lunch fees" for companies. Like some mafia, they go to stores and send invoices. So please don't say that one is bad and another is good. Everybody wants money to live. Startups at least have freemium or they make something open source. GitHub is full of source codes by smart people. Where are paintings/songs/books for free (they have to die or 50+ years to be free)
@@Markoss007 Precisely to your point friend. It is about the money. Artists release rights or sell them off when they are compensated properly, just like book writers release rights when a company will buy them out or make a movie of their work etc. Startups sell their it and stuff to companies usually also for monetary reasons. Some startups are sold for pennies, some for millions, same goes for art. You're basically agreeing with me that there is an obvious disrespect for IP in the tech realm. Startup founders should get royalty deals and negotiate for better contracts. That's a legal side thing. I never said I don't appreciate or think startup founder's IP is insignificant.
Thanks so much for the super cut! Love it! Also, love that Jensen said that Nvidia is a software company that also makes hardware because they need to know the software to make the hardware to accelerate it... and yet the Linux drivers look so stale compared to the Windows equivalent...
Wooow what you have not provided to us is what we are not looking for....all the knowledge is contained in all your videos and this is just part of the educative videos you give us always Thanks sir again for the generous support to we beginners With your guidance we are set for the stars
Jensen seems like the kind of person you would want running anything and everything. Imagine him as President. Except for the fact that he spends most of his time seeking truths to build out AI and you don't necessarily seek truths to run the government it would probably come in handy.
You should build data centers here in Alaska. There is no state tax. It's cool most of the year so there is minimal need for air conditioning.There is plenty of power from natural resources available such as wind and geothermal. Although it has yet to be developed. We need to attract business development. And my Native Corporation has millions of acres available for the right projects.
there should be data centers in Alaska is it a labor shortage issue for employees to maintain them? or that Alaska is too close to Russia or some other political issue?
@@songman1955 I'm not looking for problems at this stage. I solve them... But we could/already do use waste heat from computers to heat our homes. Politics with our Russian neighbors has been used as a tool to throw money at defense projects. What we don't know is how much things are not what they seem. And when you know what you don't know, well, then you know what you don't know, knowwhatamean?
I want to say this guy knows his stuff. I watched the episode about Cyber security stocks a few weeks ago… then I was thinking about buying Fortinet shares but I didn’t . But a few days ago, Fortinet went up a lot.
I’m 32 years old and I am just starting to invest for the first time in my life. I have started contributing to my 401K and opened a Roth IRA with automatic contributions. My question is, does asset allocation even matter early on, or am I just overthinking this?
Those were pre-planned sale of NVIDIA shares from 12 months ago which was part of a 10b5-1 trading plan. A 10b5-1 plan allows corporate insiders to set up a predetermined schedule for selling shares, helping them avoid accusations of insider trading. .
Unfortunately TSMC is having a hard time getting the interposer and other parts to stop misaligning when they heat up... 10 major parts all with different thermal coefficients.
Alex first off thank you so much for the content you are producing. Can't tell you how much I appreciate it and I am truly learning so much. Always on the lookout for a new video and have been forwarding them to all of my friends. I have some questions regarding your video about growing smaller portfolios. Even though you mention this is not the "ultimate portfolio" I am wondering about how come you choose to prioritise exactly these 3 individual stocks over for example Micron, Amat, Broadcom, Tsmc. Do you see a higher future growth on these ones or does it have to do with something else ?
8:44 a lawyer told me, I cannot simply use Coca-Cola as an example, because Coco-Cola may not like it and can sue me, and then the lawyer charged me US$300. In reality, Coca-Cola is not going to care, especially when I was a small potato in the past, and that Coca-Cola may actually like it because I increased their visibility. But the lawyer was following the right path to take that $300, because that's their job and life
Fun fact the Commodore Amiga was the first color graphical interface, Apple Macintosh was the first B&W befor the Amiga not Windows! Jason is mistaken.
Every atom in your body is a thousand photons that are bound to each other. why is everyone so clueless about how much energy there is around us? It's practically limitless.
Every restriction imposed on China would not only cause massive blowback, but provide huge business opportunities for Chinese corps. Their products are good quality, comparable, but very affordable. The cost of Production is key to business success.
products are good quality Said ABSOLUTELY NO ONE ever working with their tofu dregs "quality". See, top place is won with the quality and real development, NOT with STEALING, LYING, BULLYING and CHEATING.
The recent practices of NVIDIA to remove lower price components and intentionally cirplling its product for profit is not going to last forever. AMD, Apple, OpenCL is catching up fast. All deep learning shops will promptly switch from ridiculously priced NVIDIA cards to cheaper alternatives.
*𝓣𝓲𝓶𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓶𝓹𝓼 𝓫𝔂 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓒𝓸𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓻* 0:00 - NVIDIA’s Role in Accelerating Deep Learning and Generative AI 1:08 - Key Moments in Computer Industry History and NVIDIA’s Journey 2:58 - NVIDIA’s Shift to Deep Learning and the Development of DGX-1 5:14 - Breakthroughs in Generative AI and the Importance of AI Guardrails 8:02 - Control and Innovation in AI Image Generation 11:26 - NVIDIA’s Software Strategy and Accelerated Computing 14:06 - Addressing Energy Consumption in Generative AI 18:25 - Future of Data Centers and Sustainable Energy Solutions 19:20 - The Impact of Generative AI on Productivity and Science
The limitation here is if the piece of content does not currently exist on an official partner platform such as a stock photography website, then you can't have control over the desired outcome using this new method. The second problem is generating the information vs. retrieving a known piece of information. A.I. generative machines already cannot be trusted as they hallucinate and then "with a straight face" tell a convincing lie the results that were created are 100% accurate. Steve Wozniak states that Machine Learning has the intelligence of an ant. Are you going to trust the I.Q. of an insect with your data? The third thing to be worried about here is who ultimately has control of this data?
Is there a Universal Code Base format for all DSL's? It seems to me this would develop over time for Accelerated Computing. Flow enhancement of Generative Learning? Is Jensen thinking of small reactors for power sources for large scale Data Centers?
At least he's honest I hate to hear ceos when I go somewhere I don't talk to business crap people I only talk to the engineers working on the back end and btw I'm the owner of a robotics company but I can do everything that my engineers can do and 2x faster so I have the right to say this.
I want more. These things are good, but I'm looking from a different perspective. Seems I'll have to wait for 2030 to hit, this stuffs good but I need something a bit more advanced for what I'm seeking. Would love to collaborate and show them what I'm speaking about.
What jobs will the general population do in a world serviced by generative AI? How will people sustain themselves? For individuals to be successful in this new society they have to be of equal or higher intelligence to Nvidea CEO. This is a new world of greatly unequal opportunities and lifestyles. It is unsustainable and unworkable and will lead to the death of mankind as we know it. We have stepped over the brink and are now in freefall. Impact will follow b4 2250
![The moment we stopped understanding AI [AlexNet]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UZDiGooFs54/mqdefault.jpg)
I sometimes forget to appreciate how well Huang translates complex things into info easily digestible by everyday people
@@liltunafish1471 100% agree.
Huang mentioned that he was born and raised in Taiwan and learned the character of humble, honesty, trustworthiness, and kindness for first. With this soul, he went to the United States to study and created Nvidia, and set up all its main factories in Taiwan. And choose reliable local companies in Taiwan to cooperate with. I am very grateful to Taiwan's character education for cultivating great people like Jensen Huang and allowing people in this world to have the best display card to drive our computers and AI.
I really hope that the CCP will not occupy Taiwan, otherwise our display card will become...
Making a complex topic sound trivial is a hallmark of an extremely intelligent person.
For real I learned more about graphics cards in this video than I have in hundreds of reviews and comparisons
He is just spewing all the buzzwords in tech right now 😂
Real insight. It’s true.
"That's what CEOs do.. We dont do anything, we just have it BE DONE." 😂
@@BKFF20
This is exactly what a CEO says when asked.
So… its a “tell”.
An “imposter” from a responsible CEO.
“Imposter syndrome” exists for a reason.
Everyone who gets elevated becomes aware of that which they were not prepared.
Feel inspired to underprepared, to underperformance, to hiding and creating a vulnerable culture that will hide next to your failures, under you’re compassion… then we get “failing upwards”.
So hear me now….
“If your leadership of any kind can not answer a difficult question with a “straight answer”.
AI knows them.
Regardless what you see or comprehend.
I can see it from here.
This does not mean I am fully explaining.
It would be unwise to lie.
It would be unwise not to shut the fkkk up.
Yes his Job is very, very hard based upon the answers and the market pressure.
Only a fool assumes anything else.
Take care
Jeremy
Btw i see … you.
@@Jeremy-Ai Does everyone know you drink during work hours?
This is exactly what COs in the military do as well.
@@BKFF20 Yessss, I am the DON, ..... 😆 🤣 😂
@@BKFF20 he just told the truth. Got a good laugh cause the audience knew that. Funny
He just has it figured out. Enable everyone.
The fact that NVDA has no intention to become a part of every industry, just to enable advancement, is the genius that many companies miss.
Like Microsoft?
Nvidia are selling shovels to people digging for gold. They're also trying to be part of every industry - CPUs, GPUs, NPUs, chipsets, SoCs, laptops, gaming, workstation, server, VFX, AI...
@@nomchompsky3012 that’s what I like is the diversity of products not to mention leadership. Maybe that and capital base is an edge to get early start in quantum hardware and software.
@@SirGenesis206 it's just B2B. Not really genius
@@nomchompsky3012 Ironically, also selling a shovel to some who are digging their grave without knowing. Once AI reaches certain level there's gonna be massive amount of job redundancy, including those firing who trained that AI in the first place.
I shared this with 3 friends already. I’ll share with more once I get more friends
🤣 but also 😭 (and thanks for sharing it!)
@@Chakawatever hope you get a million friends! 😂
make friends with AI bro
@@Chakawatever Having a few deep, meaningful friendships is like investing in quality stocks that provide stable, long-term returns. Just as these stocks offer consistent financial benefits, strong friendships offer significant emotional support and connection, which is often more fulfilling than having many superficial acquaintances. Just saying … 😁
Friends are hard to come by.
Jensen Huang : Work harder ppl
Also Jensen Huang : I made a cartoon for y'all....
he's right. Suffering builds character
he admitted he didn't' even make the cartoon
@@Sammich4839too much to progress for the hyped gamer
A man of super intelligence and wisdom who exceeds the ultimate.
Please have NVIDIA continue to share the future.
When NVIDIA was around a $ 1 stock 5 years ago (taking stock splits into account) I though it was overvalued, so I refused to buy. 9 days ago, after the dip, I caved in and decided to take a 20% position at a stock price around $ 103, insane to think about, but I'm already 16.1 % up, while I'm writing this.
Ew
first time i bought Nvidia was march 2016 at $0.8 (spilt adapted) - I bought because it was overvalued ... as a graphic card for video games manufacturer, BUT because the market did not realise the potential of AI back then, until 2022.
Exactly why I am in for the long haul!
The NVDA magic. lol delete NVDA and insert TSLA TMUS UNH and a ton of other stocks and it’s me. 😂😂 we’re all guilty of it at some point.
@@SirGenesis206 l'm holding on until my hands bleed! 🩸🩸
She interrupts and blurts and is a distraction
NVDA stock will be the first company to reach 5T by next year. MHO!
Maybe by 2026.
It's possible
whats 5T mean?
@@16kn 5 trillion
I'm old enought to remember when everyone was absolutely *adamant* that Apple would *never* hit $1T because of "the law of large numbers" 🤷♂
His personal charisma is their best Goodwill.
Huang is also a total geek genius that knows what he’s doing.
This guy is insanely intelligent. I can't imagine what it is like in his head.
AI is constantly refreshing his brain and he has it artificially and intellectually programmed it with enormous amounts of data. This man voraciously eats data.
It's a storm
Huang in Wonderland!!
He's the White Rabbit!
Oh no, I shan't be late.
Oh dear me. I will be late for my tea.
AI Queen: Off with her...
Whose Alice? Humanity.
Lol
Amazing stuff they are doing at nvda..
you missed your 'i' mate, all is fine as long as you never miss the d 😂
Let’s gooo Nvidia!! 🚀
00:03 NVIDIA accelerated deep learning by a million times, enabling generative AI.
02:26 NVIDIA CEO revolutionized modern machine learning and computer graphics
04:45 Advancements in generative AI technology transforming industries
07:03 NVIDIA CEO discusses AI advancements for focused and controlled response.
09:17 Introduction of AI Foundry and Omniverse for multimodal image generation
11:32 NVIDIA's software strategy is crucial for maintaining its lead.
13:45 Challenges in accelerating data frames for tabular formats
15:52 Accelerated Computing is key for energy savings and efficiency in data centers
17:53 Generative AI can reduce energy consumption on the internet.
19:36 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expresses gratitude and indicates end of the video
Crafted by Merlin AI.
The power of intuitive understanding will protect you from harm until the end of your days.
Gaming, cinema, space exploration coloration…Ai once fully understood and controlled will create trillions in new markets
And l'm here for it!
it's a get out the popcorn moment
@@Lordgorbon exactly 💯....I think people just don't understand enough about it and therefore don't completely trust it. It will only evolve because, just like the internet, AI isn't going ANYWHERE!!!!
Just listening to him makes you want to invest more 😂.
“The more you buy the more you make”
It's crazy to find out that Jensen Huang and Lisa Su are cousins.
What an amazing interview, Huang makes complexed subjects easier to understand. Thank you!
I’m in love with this man’s intelligence!!!!!!
He really is a top-notch CEO
He reminds me Elon Musk.
@@stnln2180 Huang is much more personable.
@@stnln2180Elon musk turned into a political nut job tho
@@stnln2180 Huang is better than Elon Musk in many ways!!!
Genius.. absolute genius.. love me some nvda
Total perversions
So good at this comes across so well, great CEO! Great company!
I hate how the interviewer is trying so hard to sound like she's knowleadable and keeps interrupting. No one wants to hear her speak. We're all here for Jensen
Why is this clown interrupting Jensen Huang? Who does she think she is?
Everyone wants to hear her speak. She might not be the main focus here, but she's enabling jensen to speak about the things he thinks are important and is allowing him to share arguments disagreeing with some common doubts. Is just a dick comment to say she's not knowledgeable.
😂
That z what a fa cilitator do, direct topic as plan... scripted... but she goes beyond
you can't go wrong with NVIDIA and most AI stocks
It's essential to conduct thorough research, consider the long-term outlook of the companies, and diversify your investments to manage risk effectively.
Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging.
I would avoid the index funds, mutual funds, or specific stocks for the time being. The 5% fixed incomes are the safest bet for now. Save your cash for when the market actually shows sign of recovery
To be aware of a single shortcoming in oneself is more useful than to be aware of a thousand in someone else.
Only person at par with the late Steve Job.
Huang is way above Jobs, Jobs did not know engineering.
jobs is completely overrated
@@raybod1775and huang doesn't know brain surgery. your point is?
@@buddy_loveboth of them are in tech not in health care. Try again buddy.
Unlike Jobs, Huang doesn't seem to be an ahole
Thanks for sharing, I think Huang is the promoter of new world
Very very informative. Learning is EVERYTHING!!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Jensen is the Einstein of our time.
He is a snake oil seller.
He's just a ceo. Other people are the brains behind Nvidia
@@RogerClubv he’s taking credit for quite a lot. He’s just created loose vendor lock-in with Cuda. He’s a bit of a twat.
The accomplishments he’s referring to belong to the people, almost all outside of nvidia, doing research and actually building models.
@@RogerClubv don't mix lettuce with farts
Thanks for this video 🙏
My pleasure
In retrospect ' We planned everything and were at the forefront of AI'. In reality, we fumbled along, making graphics cards for PC, then LLMs worked out.
Damn, I should've bought more.. Even when just going all in on Nvidia - it feels like you're also buying Tesla, Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc... - we'll still be "diversified".
please do not interupt him ..
You have to like his honesty. He says, "he had it created," multiple times. Unlike most CEOs who will take credit for things they didn't do.
A subtle thought that is in error may yet give rise to fruitful inquiry that can establish truths of great value.
Henry couldn't decide if he was an auto mechanic or a priest.
Jensen for president
Jensen is so brilliant to underscore everything topic. Well done!
She is not the hero of this interview.
She was horrible at the interview. Why do they get the worst people to do these?
She was really bad at the interview....
It is amazing how this technology is rapidly growing. Hopefully the industry continues to prioritize intellectual property of artists, writers, scientists, creators, etc.
Lmao no. They already acquired their data through unethical means. They are only asking for regulations on A.I so they can monopolize its research and use it for profits. And they will get over whoever they feel like for those profits and investors. They don’t care about intellectual property, honor or honesty ONE BIT. Especially the likes of Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman. That’s why they push A.I discourse about climate change and AGI. “This could endanger the world, so buy our product”.
Why? Do you care when somebody loose job in other industry? Do you care when startupers don't get any reward for years of work? Why some artists or writers have to be different? They do something, get some money, if they can sell it. Why they have to have something from it for a life, when others don't have this privillege?
@@Markoss007 Because starturpers steal data from people through many different means to avoid being labeled as unethical when they clearly are. Artists are much more original. Startups are made with the sole purpose of profits and greed. Artists want to inspire others, communicate with their followers. Being an artist is much more honorable, honest craft comparable yo anything made by meta, openA.I etc.
There is honor in devoting yourself passionately to a craft. There is no honor in pleasing investors and making “All Indians” products lol
@@theapexfighter8741If you don't know other startups, it's your lack of research ability. Founders have an idea of how to solve peoples problem. They try to solve it and market respond on it by sales. So they first want good for people. No data mining, no coders from India in their minds.
You say artist do it because they like it, want good fo people. They make book and try to sale it on amazon/store. Why they don't publish it in pdf free online?
Same with music, they want money for performance, they want money for every time you listen to their songs. They even created "radio lunch fees" for companies. Like some mafia, they go to stores and send invoices.
So please don't say that one is bad and another is good. Everybody wants money to live. Startups at least have freemium or they make something open source. GitHub is full of source codes by smart people. Where are paintings/songs/books for free (they have to die or 50+ years to be free)
@@Markoss007 Precisely to your point friend. It is about the money. Artists release rights or sell them off when they are compensated properly, just like book writers release rights when a company will buy them out or make a movie of their work etc. Startups sell their it and stuff to companies usually also for monetary reasons. Some startups are sold for pennies, some for millions, same goes for art. You're basically agreeing with me that there is an obvious disrespect for IP in the tech realm. Startup founders should get royalty deals and negotiate for better contracts. That's a legal side thing. I never said I don't appreciate or think startup founder's IP is insignificant.
Thanks so much for the super cut! Love it!
Also, love that Jensen said that Nvidia is a software company that also makes hardware because they need to know the software to make the hardware to accelerate it... and yet the Linux drivers look so stale compared to the Windows equivalent...
Wooow what you have not provided to us is what we are not looking for....all the knowledge is contained in all your videos and this is just part of the educative videos you give us always Thanks sir again for the generous support to we beginners With your guidance we are set for the stars
Jensen seems like the kind of person you would want running anything and everything. Imagine him as President. Except for the fact that he spends most of his time seeking truths to build out AI and you don't necessarily seek truths to run the government it would probably come in handy.
Absolutely positively awesome ceo& awesome company
these supercuts are awesome, thanks!
he gave us RIVA TNT2 back in the day, skills, skills, hope he never retires
You should build data centers here in Alaska. There is no state tax. It's cool most of the year so there is minimal need for air conditioning.There is plenty of power from natural resources available such as wind and geothermal. Although it has yet to be developed. We need to attract business development. And my Native Corporation has millions of acres available for the right projects.
there should be data centers in Alaska is it a labor shortage issue for employees to maintain them? or that Alaska is too close to Russia or some other political issue?
@@songman1955 I'm not looking for problems at this stage. I solve them... But we could/already do use waste heat from computers to heat our homes. Politics with our Russian neighbors has been used as a tool to throw money at defense projects. What we don't know is how much things are not what they seem. And when you know what you don't know, well, then you know what you don't know, knowwhatamean?
I want to say this guy knows his stuff. I watched the episode about Cyber security stocks a few weeks ago… then I was thinking about buying Fortinet shares but I didn’t . But a few days ago, Fortinet went up a lot.
I can safely say this guy is way smarter than me.
I’m 32 years old and I am just starting to invest for the first time in my life. I have started contributing to my 401K and opened a Roth IRA with automatic contributions. My question is, does asset allocation even matter early on, or am I just overthinking this?
Why is the NVDA CEO keep selling NVDA? It’s none stop selling!!
😮😅
Those were pre-planned sale of NVIDIA shares from 12 months ago which was part of a 10b5-1 trading plan. A 10b5-1 plan allows corporate insiders to set up a predetermined schedule for selling shares, helping them avoid accusations of insider trading.
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This company has been leading developments since 3d video games
Thank god for this ceo he is getting a lot done.
Unfortunately TSMC is having a hard time getting the interposer and other parts to stop misaligning when they heat up... 10 major parts all with different thermal coefficients.
$NVDA $SMCI The Duo 🙌😍😎👍 to the Moon 🌙 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Apart from Ai stocks what other sector has good stocks?
All the best stocks are deep into AI.
energy, homebuilding
GME naturally. :)
@@user-qi3hf8ko3q homebuilding not that great right now maybe when they lower interest rates
Elom needs to listen to him
Some commentary from you for non technical folks would have been useful.
Check out my Nvidia playlist of around 40 videos of commentary!
Jensen make computer smart. The smart computers help the people. People become happy. Happy is good.
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“Depending on how many rays we’re tracing” sound funny but technically true
Fabulous. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Domain Specific Library, we call them "DSL's". I see what you did there Huang!
Fyi. NVDX is 2x Nvda. USD is 2x leveraged Semiconductors etf.
Alex first off thank you so much for the content you are producing. Can't tell you how much I appreciate it and I am truly learning so much. Always on the lookout for a new video and have been forwarding them to all of my friends.
I have some questions regarding your video about growing smaller portfolios. Even though you mention this is not the "ultimate portfolio" I am wondering about how come you choose to prioritise exactly these 3 individual stocks over for example Micron, Amat, Broadcom, Tsmc. Do you see a higher future growth on these ones or does it have to do with something else ?
8:44 a lawyer told me, I cannot simply use Coca-Cola as an example, because Coco-Cola may not like it and can sue me, and then the lawyer charged me US$300. In reality, Coca-Cola is not going to care, especially when I was a small potato in the past, and that Coca-Cola may actually like it because I increased their visibility. But the lawyer was following the right path to take that $300, because that's their job and life
Jensen makes Elon look like an average person
Elon is just an unpredictable personality. That’s his and his stock’s downfall.
after 1st contact within a decade this company became 3T valuation is insane
He uses the term accelerated computing a lot as a hype word but it’s actually just parallel computing.
Wow! Just wow!!
Fun fact the Commodore Amiga was the first color graphical interface, Apple Macintosh was the first B&W befor the Amiga not Windows! Jason is mistaken.
They still have the date wrong on the Pentium. It should rather say 486/Pentium for that period.
OpenAI started in 2016? Wooow I didnt even know what programmimg was back than
Yes, they sped it up, but what if the destination is crappy? You just got there quicker, is all.
Imagine when everyone will have the power of a CEO.
"AI doesn't care where it goes to school" - Jensen
Everything you are against weakens you. Everything you are for empowers you.
NVDA is already working on next gen chips while other chip companies struggle to even put out a 1st gen AI chip
Feel like I have been sleeping for 30 years and just woke up.
Every atom in your body is a thousand photons that are bound to each other. why is everyone so clueless about how much energy there is around us? It's practically limitless.
i doubt that having computation at every device is as efficient as having data centres
Thank you, thank you thank you
You are very welcome
Yeah so they went down the road of like a 4GL once upon a time, really a predictable path...
If only I'd invested 10k in 2014 after the AI direction started, it would be worth 2.6 million now.
Also increased the price for GPUs a million times....
I want a game that is dynamically generated and endlessly evolved by AI.
I would pay a lot of money for that and even more if it's in VR.
That car scene was pretty sick
Every restriction imposed on China would not only cause massive blowback, but provide huge business opportunities for Chinese corps. Their products are good quality, comparable, but very affordable. The cost of Production is key to business success.
products are good quality
Said ABSOLUTELY NO ONE ever working with their tofu dregs "quality".
See, top place is won with the quality and real development, NOT with STEALING, LYING, BULLYING and CHEATING.
How much does the ccp pay you to write comments like this you communist bandit?
The recent practices of NVIDIA to remove lower price components and intentionally cirplling its product for profit is not going to last forever. AMD, Apple, OpenCL is catching up fast. All deep learning shops will promptly switch from ridiculously priced NVIDIA cards to cheaper alternatives.
Huang looks like a well-fed Jackie Chan ❤
Every conversation I see on this topic has presents the same issue: energy. We need to talk to Japan about their new meltdown-proof nuclear reactors.
Are you still buying AMD over Nvdia for 2024 as per your previous video?
*𝓣𝓲𝓶𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓶𝓹𝓼 𝓫𝔂 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓒𝓸𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓻*
0:00 - NVIDIA’s Role in Accelerating Deep Learning and Generative AI
1:08 - Key Moments in Computer Industry History and NVIDIA’s Journey
2:58 - NVIDIA’s Shift to Deep Learning and the Development of DGX-1
5:14 - Breakthroughs in Generative AI and the Importance of AI Guardrails
8:02 - Control and Innovation in AI Image Generation
11:26 - NVIDIA’s Software Strategy and Accelerated Computing
14:06 - Addressing Energy Consumption in Generative AI
18:25 - Future of Data Centers and Sustainable Energy Solutions
19:20 - The Impact of Generative AI on Productivity and Science
Dropping jewels when he said "Put data centers in the desert."
AI doesn't care where it goes to school
Thanks for sharing this, Alex. I was wondering if you plan to post some new information about POET Technologies and perhaps also AST SpaceMobile?
I'll add them to the plan!
He’s brilliant
if everything in daily life becomes automated, what will people do?
The limitation here is if the piece of content does not currently exist on an official partner platform such as a stock photography website, then you can't have control over the desired outcome using this new method. The second problem is generating the information vs. retrieving a known piece of information. A.I. generative machines already cannot be trusted as they hallucinate and then "with a straight face" tell a convincing lie the results that were created are 100% accurate. Steve Wozniak states that Machine Learning has the intelligence of an ant. Are you going to trust the I.Q. of an insect with your data? The third thing to be worried about here is who ultimately has control of this data?
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Is there a Universal Code Base format for all DSL's? It seems to me this would develop over time for Accelerated Computing. Flow enhancement of Generative Learning? Is Jensen thinking of small reactors for power sources for large scale Data Centers?
At least he's honest I hate to hear ceos when I go somewhere I don't talk to business crap people I only talk to the engineers working on the back end and btw I'm the owner of a robotics company but I can do everything that my engineers can do and 2x faster so I have the right to say this.
I want more. These things are good, but I'm looking from a different perspective. Seems I'll have to wait for 2030 to hit, this stuffs good but I need something a bit more advanced for what I'm seeking. Would love to collaborate and show them what I'm speaking about.
What jobs will the general population do in a world serviced by generative AI? How will people sustain themselves? For individuals to be successful in this new society they have to be of equal or higher intelligence to Nvidea CEO. This is a new world of greatly unequal opportunities and lifestyles. It is unsustainable and unworkable and will lead to the death of mankind as we know it. We have stepped over the brink and are now in freefall. Impact will follow b4 2250
@@angusmcclelland4846 maybe we’ll just be able to live and have fun while robots do the work.