I keep telling both friends and family; Now is the perfect time to own a Tech Stock, With everything going on and seeing how the world is been run by AI and all Tech is here to stay and you don’t want to miss it
With everything going on in the market My advice to anyone starting out in the market is to seek guidance as its the best way to build long term wealth while managing your risk and emotions with the passive investing strategy.
I took charge of my portfolio but faced losses in 2022. Realizing the need for a change, I sought advice from a fiduciary advisor. Through restructuring and diversification with dividend stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds, and REITs, my $1.2M portfolio surged, yielding an annualized gain of 28%.
‘Annette Christine Conte One of the finest portfolio managers in the field also widely recognized. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
I've watched a lot of AI interviews with Sam Altman, and he is so vague compared to Jensen. He explains everything clearly, he's honest, he can have a laugh and he doesnt start every sentence with "I think..."
Crypto is risky as many would say but I think the actual risk in Crypto is not investing, buying the capitulation isn't a tough call, but it is a very tough call to figure out what to do aside holding. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I was dumb and I didn't understand it. I studied and learned and now I know how it works. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with 10k and I’m up with 128k in a short period of time
I'm new to cryptocurrency and don't understand how it really works. how Can someone know the right approach to investing and making good profits from cryptocurrency investments?
As a beginner investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I’m guided by Coach Alex. A widely known crypto consultant
I started working with Coach Alex back in June, and my financial goals have never been clearer. It’s like having a strategic partner for my money with a solid track record.
you can see from this interview that people who are involved in policy are usually totally out of touch and useless compared to people doing real work in the real world
Jensen's ability to effectively connect with any target audience gives me confidence that Nvidia will successfully navigate the inevitable regulatory pressure headed it's way.
45:37 Attenborough was asked for advice considering his 4+ decades of travelling the world and seeing the environment change. "Don't waste" "Don't waste" He could have said 2 things
Can anyone find flaw in Jensen? I know he's human, but if a Clone or Robot uses a flesh role model, think Mr. Huang would be the finest choice. He rocks like no other🥌 Coming from someone in same room with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1983 and an old hardware/software corporate fly on the wall. 1:02:20 Exciting times are here again!🤳
He must have been waiting all his life to be famous. He seems to be the type that loves it. I have known Nvidia forever being a gamer, but never known this guy before this AI trend.
Speaking of the power fluctuations, I just read an article on using renewable energy like solar for desalinization of water for drinking. The process would automatically increase and decrease the process based on availability of energy. You could tie these things together so that as more energy is required for a specific process, it takes away from the 24/7 process of desalination or give it back so that energy plants cash run at full speed, or whatever is the most efficient. Water can be stored, so it can always be made ahead to keep up with needs, and power can shift back and forth where needed. That's just one example, but we can find more I'm sure that would help offset the costs and demands of creating drinking water where needed.
He got handled with velvet gloves here. And he used it as a platform to sell his products. You "should use my product", the government "should" build its own supercomputer with my companies product for "science". It's hardly an interview and more just a sales pitch...
Is it weird to anyone that the A.I. now gets to have the benefits of nuclear and we just keep paying higher costs? It's like all the green stuff went away because A.I. demanded it. When we demanded cheaper energy no one cared. We cannot fall in our imagination intuition and inspiration which A.I. will take from us.
@RajDeelish is it green in terms of just carbon? Because other than that I don't see how nuclear waste being active for 25 million years will be good for the earth long term.
@@silberlinie sorry, it's my terrible sense of humor. I was referring to scenes I remember as a kid from shows that were already considered old time classics. The chivalrous guy would take off his jacket while walking with a lady when they came up to a puddle. He'd lay the jacket over the puddle so the lady could step on it to get past the puddle, instead of just stepping around it. And I love Germany. My wife and I lived there over 2 visits for a decade from 93 to 05. Garmisch and Heidelberg. Really enjoyed our time, and our kids were born there.
I don't know if this is possible but couldn't these installations be put under ground, we must have enough mine's to house them, they could then use geothermal energy from below, and solar on top, just curious, thank you for sharing your time, work, and knowledge, peace
@@responsiblecityzen2438 The difference is, it's not like you're going to have a bunch of free time. It's like you will be expected to do more in the same amount of time.
I'm hoping at some point Nvidia will establish a photonics division within its company,, where it could focus on building photonic processors which are much more adept to calculate mathematics of the physics of simulations. I believe this is a missing element in scientific and computer modeling and simulation, this would add a new paradigm of realism in Gaming as well . Just my opinion
In recent weeks, lnvestors have become concerned that Nvidia has simply come too far, too fast, and they are wondering whether the hectic pace of AI adoption could continue. Nvidia answered that question with a resounding "yes," but given the stock's parabolic gains, blockbuster results simply weren't enough.I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas..
If what Jensen is claiming turns out to be reality, one of the likely outcomes of this will be a meaning crisis for the vast numbers of people who's 'reason to be' is work. Because no matter how you dress it up in the short to mid term, the long term implication of maximal optimisation (achieved through automated intelligence combined with automated mechanisation) is human workers wont be needed on mass. Then what? Of course time scales for this outcome could be significant especially if seen through the lens of 'average lifetime', but time scales could also be compressing sharply as we watch. Energy usage will become one of the lesser problems and can be addressed with relatively simple management solutions, mass psychology transitions are another thing altogether.
Let me try to counter it. There are hard problems that are impossible to solve today, but AI will help to solve. That's where the new jobs will be created.
yeah thats a current common challenge being discussed, I don't see many talking about really tangible scalable solutions. That will inevitably correspond with unemployment, and unemployment has shown that that leads to increased deaths too unfortunately
@@ReformedEconomist Absolutely, AI will tackle and solve hard problems that have proved intractable for humans, and this will create some new jobs. Though long term is it really conceivable that automation of both intelligence and mechanical processes wouldn't reduce our usefulness? if taken to the logical maximum point?
Can you give specifics? Computerization and mechanization have whittled my dad's stone industry from ~350 workers to 30. Fair enough, the machines are more productive. AI can do entry-level busy work for lawyers, doctors, and engineers. Why hire and spend time training new grads? Truck drivers, farmers? Nah, trucks and tractors can use autopilot. Brick and mortar retail? Please, Amazon's way ahead. The bulk of NV's recent growth has come from building AI data centers for Google, Tesla, Microsoft, and other big companies. They're using it to monitor your web activity, device location, and eavesdrop on your conversations to target ads from their big corporate partners. NV isn't an AI company, it's a graphics acceleration company. Turns out graphics architecture's great at matrix arithmetic (but that sounds lame, AI is better for marketing). NV is vacuuming wealth to the top and leaving no alternatives or freedom for the rest of us not working in Silicon Valley.
That's not all, says my never-wrong logical-instinct. They're going to set small dominos in motion towards tanking almost all cryptocurrencies in 5 years most. They'll try to "brick wall" compute capacity from increasing any further; They'll gradually and quietly begin prioritizing and monetizing compute for optimal allocation per market conditions at any given time or web-locale, dependent on the prospective value generated by the use of any "leased access" to their compute. If you want to use it to fk off and make movies no one's going to a theater to see, but you? They will gladly charge you the price of admission for every seat in the theater. If you want to use it to fk off and manipulate 200 people into paying the price of admission- without exhausting compute to produce a feature film-- they'll make sure you succeed, and pay a "fair" share.
@@jannichi6431 and what happens to all the bureaucrats you've just put out of work and their dependents? Then consider tertiary downstream effects. It's not that simple.
its interesting listening to him but also interesting how he sneaks his visionary bullshit into facts and reality. But that's natural CEO behavior, just need to be careful and not take everything as holy truth because it's elon, jensen, or steve.
Can you point to where he is being unreasonable in his predictions? Coming from his position literally behind the scenes creating this stuff, can you give me an idea of how you somehow know better than him?
@@Aadarsh__purush 😄 I think it's fair to ask what he's suspicious of. Has he done something to earn it himself, or is it just general suspicion because of his position? Because personally, I didn't see anything specific in this to be suspicious of.
I keep telling both friends and family; Now is the perfect time to own a Tech Stock, With everything going on and seeing how the world is been run by AI and all Tech is here to stay and you don’t want to miss it
With everything going on in the market My advice to anyone starting out in the market is to seek guidance as its the best way to build long term wealth while managing your risk and emotions with the passive investing strategy.
I took charge of my portfolio but faced losses in 2022. Realizing the need for a change, I sought advice from a fiduciary advisor. Through restructuring and diversification with dividend stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds, and REITs, my $1.2M portfolio surged, yielding an annualized gain of 28%.
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you?
‘Annette Christine Conte One of the finest portfolio managers in the field also widely recognized. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
Thank you for sharing. it was easy to find her, then I scheduled a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.
I have a lot of respect for Jensen. A very intelligent man, yet humble. Two great attributes to have as a CEO.
President Huang, in my dreams anyway.
I would add hard working and demanding too
Humble might be kinda misleading. Definitely likeable however.
And not all intelligence is the same. It's hard to find an engineer who can also be a spokesperson.
Ability without Humility is a Liability
The greatest CEO of all time.
Curious where do you rank TSMC founder and former CEO Morris Chang? 3rd?
@@AthleticHobo-br4qh He is also GOAT
And very articulate one.
Lol glazing much
Great news! Awesome man Mr. Jensen Huang! Love listening to him, interesting future ahead.
It is strange I actually feel calm and pleasant listening to him explaining the power of AI.
Excellent! Thank you. I absolutely love Jensen. 💚🖤🇺🇸
I've watched a lot of AI interviews with Sam Altman, and he is so vague compared to Jensen. He explains everything clearly, he's honest, he can have a laugh and he doesnt start every sentence with "I think..."
Sam seems to always be hiding something.
He is wearing a suit 😮 !
First thing I noticed!
Surprising!
But the lady is wearing leather, any video with Jensen, NVIDIA or AI is suitable with leather. Just like the terminator, ha ha.
Sporting a tie, too, quite rare nowadays especially in tech 👔
@@vbrotherita Korean did it differently
Jensen is the Goats 🐐 so smart😊
Crypto is risky as many would say but I think the actual risk in Crypto is not investing, buying the capitulation isn't a tough call, but it is a very tough call to figure out what to do aside holding. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I was dumb and I didn't understand it. I studied and learned and now I know how it works. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with 10k and I’m up with 128k in a short period of time
I'm new to cryptocurrency and don't understand how it really works. how Can someone know the right approach to investing and making good profits from cryptocurrency investments?
As a beginner investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I’m guided by Coach Alex. A widely known crypto consultant
I started working with Coach Alex back in June, and my financial goals have never been clearer. It’s like having a strategic partner for my money with a solid track record.
I'm a beginner please how can i reach out Coach Alex
This is he’s telegrams user name
Wow. What an amazing conversation. Thoughtful and d insightful questions leading to genuine discussion.
Thank you for sharing your great insights! ❤😊
With all respect, thank you for sharing your AI enlightenment with the world.
Detective of Money Politics is following this very informative content cheers from VK3GFS and 73s from Frank from Melbourne Australia
you can see from this interview that people who are involved in policy are usually totally out of touch and useless compared to people doing real work in the real world
Hope she's not on board with Project 2025. Says Bipartisan think tank but "mission and Shepard" in their own description.
仁勳穿西裝好好看喔！ ❤
Jensen's ability to effectively connect with any target audience gives me confidence that Nvidia will successfully navigate the inevitable regulatory pressure headed it's way.
I enjoyed this. Thank you.🤝🤝
Bullish on Nvidia 🎉
Great insights on AI from guru. Thank you for sharing.
5:28 Actual conversation starts here.
This lady knows where that market cap is going! 30 trillion!
Does Margaret Spellings realize where her Amens should be directed? She interviewed perhaps the most honorable influencers America has EVER had👍💖
Funny, $30 Tril still can't match our National debt.
Navidia valuation could cover interest payments for sure.
Fantasy Dinner. Jensen #1 invite🥰
Oo
You folks represent an average sample of Nvidia's enthusiasts/fans?
Geez.... Uh. Okay then. Makes sense.
Click on more in the description and you will see it when you scroll down, you just have to click on show transcript
Great and helpful insights. Definitely, the word is into motion for huge transformations.
just a matter of time until $30T lol. 📈
45:37 Attenborough was asked for advice considering his 4+ decades of travelling the world and seeing the environment change.
"Don't waste"
"Don't waste"
He could have said 2 things
Great discussion. Why do people have to publicly try to notch down these leaders ? Does this give them confidence or clout?
Can anyone find flaw in Jensen? I know he's human, but if a Clone or Robot uses a flesh role model, think Mr. Huang would be the finest choice. He rocks like no other🥌
Coming from someone in same room with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1983 and an old hardware/software corporate fly on the wall. 1:02:20 Exciting times are here again!🤳
Wow! Mr. Jensen is really hung!
please add transcription
So much knowledge in one hour
It's so rare to see jensen in suit 🤔
He must have been waiting all his life to be famous. He seems to be the type that loves it. I have known Nvidia forever being a gamer, but never known this guy before this AI trend.
Can’t wait for NVIDIA to hit 30 trillion and then people coming back to this video to comment on how well this video aged 🤣
Speaking of the power fluctuations, I just read an article on using renewable energy like solar for desalinization of water for drinking.
The process would automatically increase and decrease the process based on availability of energy.
You could tie these things together so that as more energy is required for a specific process, it takes away from the 24/7 process of desalination or give it back so that energy plants cash run at full speed, or whatever is the most efficient.
Water can be stored, so it can always be made ahead to keep up with needs, and power can shift back and forth where needed.
That's just one example, but we can find more I'm sure that would help offset the costs and demands of creating drinking water where needed.
so where are europes 100 new nuclear reactors? replacing the old plus powering AI?????
Very nice!!!
I believe that your knowledge and enlightenment is good for all mankind. Irrespective of the past.(Please, Google pass this message on to him.)
jensen estou assistindo 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷!!!!!!!
Don’t just be a governor be a practitioner of high quality software - best advice
sad to say, I don't think the interviewer understands what he is saying "humm..ah ha...hummm..."
Policy wonk. Glad Margaret invited Jensen Huang. He was kind to attend? Wonder if he gave a donation?
parabéns sucesso ❤❤❤
Mission, Shepard in own description and a few Amens....Sounds like Spellings is spelling P-25.
He got handled with velvet gloves here. And he used it as a platform to sell his products. You "should use my product", the government "should" build its own supercomputer with my companies product for "science". It's hardly an interview and more just a sales pitch...
Is it weird to anyone that the A.I. now gets to have the benefits of nuclear and we just keep paying higher costs? It's like all the green stuff went away because A.I. demanded it. When we demanded cheaper energy no one cared. We cannot fall in our imagination intuition and inspiration which A.I. will take from us.
Nuclear IS GREEN.
@RajDeelish is it green in terms of just carbon? Because other than that I don't see how nuclear waste being active for 25 million years will be good for the earth long term.
Why did Jensen lend the lady his
leather jacket for this conversation?
Around the same time he laid it down on the ground so she could step over the puddle instead of walking around it.
@@tracy419 I am German. I don't get this
@@silberlinie sorry, it's my terrible sense of humor.
I was referring to scenes I remember as a kid from shows that were already considered old time classics.
The chivalrous guy would take off his jacket while walking with a lady when they came up to a puddle.
He'd lay the jacket over the puddle so the lady could step on it to get past the puddle, instead of just stepping around it.
And I love Germany. My wife and I lived there over 2 visits for a decade from 93 to 05.
Garmisch and Heidelberg.
Really enjoyed our time, and our kids were born there.
@@tracy419 I see
I don't know if this is possible but couldn't these installations be put under ground, we must have enough mine's to house them, they could then use geothermal energy from below, and solar on top, just curious, thank you for sharing your time, work, and knowledge, peace
NVDA since 2010. Oh boy let's go to 30 Trillion. May your mouth be filled with butter and sweets 🎉🎉🎉
AI doesn’t really mean you can do your work in less time or more efficiently, it really means you can do more work.
What’s the difference between three what’s the ultimate goal. ?
That's right. The boss could hire less people and make more money.
@@responsiblecityzen2438 The difference is, it's not like you're going to have a bunch of free time. It's like you will be expected to do more in the same amount of time.
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vou mora na China e ser amiga de jensen!
"Damn it America has done it again" - China/ Russia
I'm hoping at some point Nvidia will establish a photonics division within its company,, where it could focus on building photonic processors which are much more adept to calculate mathematics of the physics of simulations. I believe this is a missing element in scientific and computer modeling and simulation, this would add a new paradigm of realism in Gaming as well . Just my opinion
In recent weeks, lnvestors have become concerned that Nvidia has simply come too far, too fast, and they are wondering whether the hectic pace of AI adoption could continue. Nvidia answered that question with a resounding "yes," but given the stock's parabolic gains, blockbuster results simply weren't enough.I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas..
Palantir
Such an amazing mind
If what Jensen is claiming turns out to be reality, one of the likely outcomes of this will be a meaning crisis for the vast numbers of people who's 'reason to be' is work. Because no matter how you dress it up in the short to mid term, the long term implication of maximal optimisation (achieved through automated intelligence combined with automated mechanisation) is human workers wont be needed on mass. Then what?
Of course time scales for this outcome could be significant especially if seen through the lens of 'average lifetime', but time scales could also be compressing sharply as we watch.
Energy usage will become one of the lesser problems and can be addressed with relatively simple management solutions, mass psychology transitions are another thing altogether.
yup
Let me try to counter it. There are hard problems that are impossible to solve today, but AI will help to solve. That's where the new jobs will be created.
@@ReformedEconomistyeah new jobs will be created, but the trends clearly show there will be more job loss and disruption than increase in jobs
yeah thats a current common challenge being discussed, I don't see many talking about really tangible scalable solutions. That will inevitably correspond with unemployment, and unemployment has shown that that leads to increased deaths too unfortunately
@@ReformedEconomist Absolutely, AI will tackle and solve hard problems that have proved intractable for humans, and this will create some new jobs. Though long term is it really conceivable that automation of both intelligence and mechanical processes wouldn't reduce our usefulness? if taken to the logical maximum point?
The world leader in cutting-edge public surveillance technology and destruction of working class communities.
Workers will be at forefront of AI. Totally disagree.
Can you give specifics? Computerization and mechanization have whittled my dad's stone industry from ~350 workers to 30. Fair enough, the machines are more productive. AI can do entry-level busy work for lawyers, doctors, and engineers. Why hire and spend time training new grads? Truck drivers, farmers? Nah, trucks and tractors can use autopilot. Brick and mortar retail? Please, Amazon's way ahead.
The bulk of NV's recent growth has come from building AI data centers for Google, Tesla, Microsoft, and other big companies. They're using it to monitor your web activity, device location, and eavesdrop on your conversations to target ads from their big corporate partners. NV isn't an AI company, it's a graphics acceleration company. Turns out graphics architecture's great at matrix arithmetic (but that sounds lame, AI is better for marketing). NV is vacuuming wealth to the top and leaving no alternatives or freedom for the rest of us not working in Silicon Valley.
That's not all, says my never-wrong logical-instinct.
They're going to set small dominos in motion towards tanking almost all cryptocurrencies in 5 years most.
They'll try to "brick wall" compute capacity from increasing any further;
They'll gradually and quietly begin prioritizing and monetizing compute for optimal allocation per market conditions at any given time or web-locale, dependent on the prospective value generated by the use of any "leased access" to their compute. If you want to use it to fk off and make movies no one's going to a theater to see, but you? They will gladly charge you the price of admission for every seat in the theater. If you want to use it to fk off and manipulate 200 people into paying the price of admission- without exhausting compute to produce a feature film-- they'll make sure you succeed, and pay a "fair" share.
The obstacle is the word country
GOAT
all in AI
damn he became so much more podcast bro since nvda stock took off
What does that even mean?
Can you explain?
V-Class, AMG and Semi.
there goes the weatherman’s’ job 👀🤣
I had no idea he's 61 years of age. I thought he was in his late forties .
Jensen, what happened to the leather jacket?
the Future of Tech bubbles
30:30
debate of summary,
If, it is no only devices,
Evolution to unlimited social machnism.
Jensen shows up in a suit, not jacket, is it real? kidding aside, thanks for the great sharing
visa vi the Europeans.. translated "How can we keep the status quo?" They might catch up..
🌷
Benjamin Franklin
Yes, throw in a bit of Einstein, that's Jensen🌹🥰
Is the tech really solving the problems? It's the promise but is it real? Will it happen for all without societal breakdown? Will it fk!!
LLM Large Language Model that learns. Love It to minimize bureaucracy at best.
@@jannichi6431 and what happens to all the bureaucrats you've just put out of work and their dependents? Then consider tertiary downstream effects. It's not that simple.
guess we'll have to wait and find out, grab some popcorn and watch the show
@@aiventuring Ofc, it's the last great show!
@@grab_your_parachutes lol I hope not, its too hard to really conclude if its a world's end yet.
Jensen..who? Chinese? Corporate with Indian? Do you wanted more?
I think he is American.
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hi ok
Translate to manipuri
What is the data company he was referencing? It sounded like UE data
More like 100 trillion
its interesting listening to him but also interesting how he sneaks his visionary bullshit into facts and reality. But that's natural CEO behavior, just need to be careful and not take everything as holy truth because it's elon, jensen, or steve.
Can you point to where he is being unreasonable in his predictions?
Coming from his position literally behind the scenes creating this stuff, can you give me an idea of how you somehow know better than him?
@@tracy419are you jensen Huang with fake id?😂😂
@@Aadarsh__purush 😄
I think it's fair to ask what he's suspicious of. Has he done something to earn it himself, or is it just general suspicion because of his position?
Because personally, I didn't see anything specific in this to be suspicious of.
🇺🇲💙🇦🇪💙🇸🇦
gosto do jeito seu simplis muito bonito mais você é casado e eu sou solteira não fica bem essa paquera
Walker Larry Thomas Ronald Lewis Helen
Margaret is glazing too much
Please don't be thirlled that often
respeita sua mue!
This interviewer is really bad
She admits to be a Texan. Will she admit to being a P-25ER too? Amen
Jensen Huang does not work at Nvidia. 👺
What a class act; and an act it is, against the lower class. don't be fooled. AI will go bust before boom.
Weird seeing him without his signature leather jacket.
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