Watch our coverage of NVIDIA's keynote last year - NVIDIA is Obsessed with Apple: th-cam.com/video/IlWT_TdOK6s/w-d-xo.html Collab featuring: Leo of Kitguru: th-cam.com/channels/y-pYDfVaRwfQ0zChOBRuuw.html Roman (aka Der8auer): www.youtube.com/@der8auer-en Steve & Tim of Hardware Unboxed: www.youtube.com/@Hardwareunboxed Adam of PC World: th-cam.com/channels/DC1Pas1aocEA5HBl7jp0ew.html Wendell of Level1 Techs: th-cam.com/users/Level1Techs
Jensen Huang seems a little 'flaky' but he's still much more coherent than the resident at the White House. (like that is some sort of consultation prize )
I was there in person for DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS. It was even more bewildering and insane in person. I still can't believe it really happened.
No joke. And I totally agree with Steve about what the main use of these "AI" chatbots will be. To make it harder to get actual help in hopes the customer just gives up.
@@sean8102This is when smaller companies gain market share simply for having customer support in any capacity. It's a positive consequence of a horrible problem.
Speaking of IT support bots - my GF works at an IT support place and they were trying AI bots "for simple issues". The bots were so wrong they always created additional work. Meanwhile the company looked at the results and decided to continue forcing AI bots to "help" the assistans. Can't make this shit up.
Your GF should start hunting for a new job-she's in a no-win scenario: 1. If the bots ever get good (likely from being trained on the support tickets she resolves), she's facing layoffs 2. If the bots _don't_ get good, the manager who procured the contract will say that the humans are the issue to cover his butt, and your GF will just be fired.
No matter how good an AI, I sincerely doubt it'll be able to do a broader IT support job role. Why? Because the people calling you don't know why they're calling you 30% of the time, and don't know what they even want 50% of the time, nor do they know how to tell you in anywhere near a logical or straight forward manner what the problem is 70% of the time. I don't see how it would be possible to train an AI to understand that "My computer is freeze" means "I forgot my password" 20% of the time. Also, AI is pretty good at catching names over the phone; but matching a complicated surname to a specific name in your database.. Thaaat's probably quite tough and you'd likely have to use an employee ID system that 50% of those said employees don't even remember. While AI CS definitely can and has turned into a thing; Internal IT support... Tough. You get too many random ass issues explained in roundabout ways from people with complicated names using "keywords" like "access" where the meaning can range anywhere from "my internet is down" to "password problem" to "Printer issue". While some dumb higher ups will most certainly try to stop paying your wage by looking into AI; there'll most certainly be jobs open considering tech ain't getting simpler for the user together with the user not ever getting any smarter/more interested in the tech.
Can concour. My company wants to deploy AI to assist first-level support by effectively relaying questions to our ticket database - because apparently the ticket system we use - a custom one - can't...search? o.o It's gonna be rough...
Monitor: 3440x1440 Ethernet: yes Data rate: 1gbit TH-cam: "you want 480p by default, right?" No god damnit I want to see Steve in all of his magnificent high resolution glory god damnit
Its an experiment by youtube to see how many people will go to settings and change it back to conclude what quality are people satisfied enough with, there are plugins to circumvent that by automatically setting every video to the highest quality
@@JL-rf2qc YT is cracking down on adblockers, if they detect one they make the website laggy on purpose. The 480p thing must just be a desperate attempt at reducing bandwidth. Times are tough for YT it seems.
I believe this your operating system telling youtube to reduce the bandwidth so youtube give you a default 480p resolution. I could be wrong tho. But it is the case for me in my phone.
There's a easy end to Jensen's domination, file for corruption in the creation of a royal family in the industry. Jensen is Lisa Su's (CEO of AMD) first cousin once removed... WAKE UP PEOPLE. This is well inside the definition of anti-competitive practice. Nvidia is on top coz they're ALLOWED to be.
“CEO math is not accurate, but it is correct.” I mean, if your goal is laying off 100k people before we get halfway through the year, I guess it is correct
Jenson, his jacket unfurled. *For those that don't get these (as I wouldn't a few years ago), you must watch Star Trek: The Next Generation S5 EP2 - Darmok
...like explaining the astronomical amounts of profits Nvidia rakes in. Pure CEO math computed by CEOs of companies chasing the AI pig with lipstick through town...
Nvidia's goal is to create an AI so powerful that it can translate whatever the fuck Jensen is doing into something we can understand. They are years away.
Regardless of how far they are from perfect AI at least they actually do innovate. They are miles ahead of the competition for gaming GPU performance. Sure you pay a little more but you also get more too Nvidia's 4090 has hardly any competition and when AMD catches up Nvidia is just releasing new GPU's that are far better. Since Nvidia started RTX cards they have more than doubled performance in a single generation before and I think it was the 3070 but when that GPU released it was "a little better than the 2080 Ti" and in most scenario's both GPU's were close to each other in performance and Nvidia ALSO released a "XX90" graphics card for the first time in that generation so it was technically an even greater jump in performance even though the new XX90 series did cost more than what the previous years and at the time current years XX80 cost. AMD just sucks at making GPU's which is one of the main reasons why Nvidia cards are more pricey but at the same time I assume maybe some of that increased price also goes in to RnD. As soon as AMD starts to show signs of competitiveness Nvidia just releases something new or puts their current stuff on sale or offers free games with the cards. AMD needs to make some sort of monstrous leap to even begin to compete and the Nvidia monopoly on Ray Tracing and AI and graphics compute is so strong that a bunch of random companies including AMD have teamed up to try and create something that can compete but I still think it will not do as good. LITERALLY when the 2000 series came out from Nvidia they just said fck it were done with rasterization and are putting all our focus on Ray Tracing, DLSS and AI and will just make everything else obsolete and not update anything in that area and literally one of the 3 or so non RTX GPU's released since the first RTX GPU was announced was literally just a cheapo one meant for mostly pre built computers like you would probably see in schools for IT classes as an alternative to integrated graphics. Nvidia is a company that forces new upgrades from their customers which is part of the reason why they are as far ahead as possible. AMD is always trying to make sure backwards compatibility is good and Nvidia just wants to make sure that the latest CPU's will not be bottlenecked by their GPU's and not give a damn about older stuff
@@zahidshabir4038Thats a good way of saying a whole lot of nothing. 🤣 Also not really seeing how good the Rx 6000 series was. NVIDIA practically owns the concept of GPU content creation, seeing as mainstream software is practically built around NVIDIA. In gaming AMD "had" parity in 4k and was better in 1440p, in content creation 26-32% less. Real raytracing is a few generations away for even NVIDIA let alone AMD's lousy imitation. Now NVIDIA's 4000 series only justifies the 4080-90 given the religious shifting of lower end dies to higher GPU's still impressive tech wise but lame overall.
Google is already kicking off the negative feedback loop. By scraping the internet for answers to questions regarding new problems (new games, new TV shows, the news, etc.) and serving it up without sending the user to the primary source, the primary source loses revenue. Primary sources losing revenue means that there are already declining primary sources. As primary sources decline and disappear, the LLM has less and less 1) relevant, and 2) accurate response for queries. There really is no reverse for this, because new primary sources cannot rise, as they will not have reliable sources for revenue to operate. Eventually it'll just be useless answers for search queries provided by an LLM sourcing the info from another LLM, or just providing word salad of its own.
just like how landlord's rent is too high for business to operate, eventually causing business to shut down, and the whole economy grow slower and slower. But hey, who gives a shit about long term sustainability, right?
It's already been happening for the last decade, with Google steering searches towards advertisers' websites and "SEO optimized" sites that were scraping other sites and reposting it huddled inside a thousand advertisements, but all this AI crap is exponentially increasing the rate of collapse. Who cares about tomorrow though? Capitalists with more wealth than could be spent in a million lifetimes need their wealth to increase even more today.
Dude I haven't even completed the video but that intro got me rolling Edit: "It is not accurate, but it is correct" this man has next levels of confidence lol
Hahaha... this intro is the best thing out of Computex so far! 🤣I love it! edit: genuinely, the TH-camr meetups are one of my favorite things about watching tradeshows.
@@dangerwr being the captain of a two trillion dollar ship might actually give you some confidence to go with the arrogance. They have reached that level where just inertia can carry them through almost any situation till the day he dies. He has no fucks to give anymore. Pretty gross really.
"The more you buy the more you save" is on the 2024 disappointment tour shirt for sure. Not CEO Math more like CEO Meth... And the beginning to the video was so freaking funny! Wendel had me cracking up! Love seeing everyone involved!
Right on the money. I wonder if he will have any enthusiasm when introducing RTX 50. Better yet, have an AI Jensen do it so the real Jensen doesn't have to be bothered with "gamers".
“More’s law’s is currently running at about two time” - Jensen Also Jensen: “Here is the new rtx 4080 for 1200$ with 50% more performance for 70% more money”
AMD is just terrible at making GPU's so Nvidia can easily get away with slight price hikes ESPECIALLY when they are so good at making GPU's that a freaking base 3070 outperformed a 2080Ti and the 3000 series was the first to have a XX90 GPU meaning that in that specific generation the 3070 was actually 2 steps lower in the chain and was now more like the equivalent of a 2060 in terms of pecking order from the highest version going down because there was a 3070 Ti, 3080 10GB/12GB, 3080 Ti and 3090/90Ti above the card in that generation. Even the 4000 series although the performance jump was not the same the 4090 was still like twice the speed of the 3090Ti. Even when the generational improvements are terrible compared to the previous one Nvidia is still making huge leaps. AMD is literally just learning from Nvidia and when they get close Nvidia is making more jumps. It's like Nvidia is like 5 steps ahead of AMD when they release a new flagship GPU but when AMD is like 2 steps behind nearing 1 step Nvidia comes out with new stuff and again goes 5 steps ahead. They don't even want AMD to be sniffing their back let alone walk side by side or ahead
@@zahidshabir4038AMD has been fighting with their arms and legs behind their backs because Nvidia has been able to (probably illegally, i feel time will tell but it already is waaaaaayyyy more than to late anyway) buy their way into gaming to not only get ahead but also hamstring AMD. (cuda is horrible, open source is key!)
@@zahidshabir4038It's not that AMDgpu = bad, it's that they have the market power, and occupy the consumer headspace. Because of the /assumption/ that AMDgpu = bad. Not saying that is always equal or whatever, but for most people, it could go either way as for as actual needs. Marketing, (and tons of SKUs) often means that viable AMD options aren't considered. Add to that the way scalping proved how much ppl are willing to pay for overkill or marginal improvement (depending on what the case may be). And both companies learned from that last one regarding pricing. Though for me it's personally academic for pricing and that I mainly use Linux, so Nvidia isn't even on the table.
@@zahidshabir4038 You are late. Like a couple years late. We have had that discussion already: nVidia shifts down what it sells in terms of silicon while keeping the prices and marketing up, even increasing them. 16:15-22:15 in AdoredTV's "nVidia - a new high in low morality" Meanwhile AMD does just enough to aim and have a response against nVidia... yet always missing the crown. To their own marketing detriment, nobody looks up to their halo product, which in my opinion affects all the lower tier marketing and buyer mindset.
@@Grandwigg AMD is only good for those who cannot afford a high end GPU whilst also not giving a damn about ray tracing and AI related stuff. If you care about those types of features Nvidia is far better but I do agree that when it comes to cheaper GPU's there is decent competition due to the fact that for AMD to even be able to compete they need to at least have comparable performance in the price category they are selling the GPU for which they try to do
In regards to AIs. I had an interesting experience about a week or two ago. I was calling a health insurance company about a work related matter. Instead of the usual push this number for this and that number for that an AI assistant picked up the phone (note: I am in Slovakia and it was speaking the local language perfectly). It asked me to summarise why I'm calling in one sentence. Than it repeated that it can't understand me when I only sighed into the speaker trying to formulate a sentence. I eventually gave up and put down the phone. Once I came up whit said sentence I called again. This time the AI assistant told me that since someone just called from this number I would be automatically connected to an actual person. And then it asked me about three times if I wished to keep waiting in line or if I wanted them to contact me once someone was available. (Yes, this seriously happened.😐)
Haha thanks for the German impromptu with Roman. Reminds me of the ad slogan we have here "wenn du nichts kaufst kannst du nichts sparen" - if you do not buy you won't save on it 😂
YUP! No one has any good ideas of how to use the capability yet. Most companies don't talk to nor care about customers anymore, they talk to investors. I'm many cases by pretending to talk to customers. I was standing in a line at a oversized Gas station that only had one cashier and 6 self check outs. Still there was a HUGE line for both checkmout and food orders. I started thinking why that is so common now, remembering a time when some manager person would come out of the back and start freaking out if there was any kind of line becauseof the pressureon them to male sure the place works as smooth as possible. Then I was like, "oh yeah like 3 firms own all 80%+ of all the chain stores now, so why bother spending money on making sure they are good for the customers?! Where else are they gonna go? To their other store that is just as bad?" There has to be a tipping point at some time, there is no "end game" in the "business models" being applied by these "people". PS I racked up a hell of a phone bill playing Shadowgate as a kid lol. I always wanted to be a "Nintendo Game Counselor". Especially after seeing the Wizard.
Remember when companies didn't hold keynotes, hours long, just to announce basically nothing? Remmeber when companies were acrually able to make press releases and have news on their website? Nowadays when you look on the "press release" site of some big companies the last update was somewhere between 20012 and 2017
More over, I find it quite sad how much we remove human abilities in our workplace and the world and replace it with machine or software instead. We remove our entire ability to show what we can do as a species and let autonomy do the work we pride. And one day, we will forget how we have done it.
Exactly, dealing with the actual people/customers is expensive, so it’s the dream of every big corp to cut that cost to near zero with AI. If everyone does it then thats what the customer will accept/have to accept. Dystopia , where regular people will be treated like trash. Only the rich will have the privilege of actual human customer care
I think Jensen considers himself a motivator and a leader which is why he mixes in those stupid "if you build it - they might come, if you don't build it, they can't come" snippets that he seems to completely butcher. He's none of those things.
Jensen is a salesman. He can talk and negotiate about prices. He isn't a good rhetorician, nor does he have a good (public) leader persona . But that isn't actually a problem, considering who he, who Nvidia really needs to reach to make the huge profits they make. Who does Nvidia need to reach? The (software) engineering and procurement departments. Neither of them are bothered about Jensen rambling the whole day on some fancy schmanzy event. One is caring about the actual systems (and related software APIs) they need to accomplish the goals the upper floor sets them, the other is just caring about costs. Both of which wouldn't give a damn about some Steve Jobs or other stage persona... Frankly, the only thing i wonder is _why_ Nvidia thought they needed to make a "keynote" show like this. The customers (both existing and potential) in their main market doesn't give two sh*ts about shows like these, so what gives...?
The intro to this video gave the keynote worth. Steve, you are the goat... So awesome to see the collab in this video.. freaking epic. Thank you, Tech Jesus.
Remix being open sourced is lowkey the best thing that's happened with NVIDIA this year. As modern gaming gets more.. well, "modern" (in the bad way), more and more people are going to want to play old games again.. and most companies just won't remaster them. The remix tools make that so much easier to do. While it may not enable things like the new N64 recompile tool (ie; adding HFR/ultrawide), it's still a serious boon to everyone... on NVIDIA hardware anyway.
translation for that conversation at 1:10 was actually fun. that temerian "a damnit" after "live long and buy more". And "temba his arms wide" seeing it as a gift...
So... I just paused the video at 1:18 and rewatched Darmok. It's still one of the best episodes in The Next Generation. I can't help but realise our culture has shifted toward a more Tamarian use of language in the form of memes, which are used to convey meaning by reference. That's pretty forward thinking for an episode written in 1991.
1991... forward-thinking with respect to "memes"? What are you smoking??? No, it's not forward-thinking (at least not in a reality where words still maintain there meaning), considering the concept of "memes" has already been subject of (scientific) discussion 15 (fifteen) years prior to this episode being written.
I called the Nintendo hotline twice because the first time I forgot to write down the cheat code the guy gave me for Shadows of the Empire. Everyone was really happy about that when the phone bill came!
I'm not a Gamer (well - apart for a few VR things) ... I come here for the Tech. I'm a Dev for my day job and I like tinkering (IT/electronics). I loved the NVIDIA keynote. :) I enjoyed watching the whole thing, and then reviews and commentaries on it. I don't have many friends and don't get out much lol. Yeah - I loved it.
This reminds me of the famous speech by Bezmenov where he says "America is a country where you are constantly being told by the TV to run to the store, cash in hand, so you can SAVE SAVE SAVE" or something along those lines
Watch our coverage of NVIDIA's keynote last year - NVIDIA is Obsessed with Apple: th-cam.com/video/IlWT_TdOK6s/w-d-xo.html
Collab featuring:
Leo of Kitguru: th-cam.com/channels/y-pYDfVaRwfQ0zChOBRuuw.html
Roman (aka Der8auer): www.youtube.com/@der8auer-en
Steve & Tim of Hardware Unboxed: www.youtube.com/@Hardwareunboxed
Adam of PC World: th-cam.com/channels/DC1Pas1aocEA5HBl7jp0ew.html
Wendell of Level1 Techs: th-cam.com/users/Level1Techs
Gamers Nexus is obsessed with Nvidia.
please do NOT cover Asus this year.
I think you are wrong, NVIDIA is Obsessed with MONEY.
@@tylersmash7134 You're damn right. They, along with Intel and AMD, provide infinite content.
@@GamersNexus Nvidia is a top brand I'm glad you cover them.
"It is not accurate, but it is correct" 💀💀
It’s called CEO math.
it means that the more you buy, the more you save
@MTFORESTER Jensen likes AIs so much he's starting to hallucinate like them.
"Just because you're correct doesn't mean you're right" - Emiya Shirou, 2004
Jensen is just using alternative facts.
AI bots loved this video. The bots have been eradicated -- but they will return, and in greater numbers.
If you film it, they will come!
Nvidia is already testing it's AI capacities on TH-cam Spam bots.
But, but, the pretty faces and pretty panties. Do you not know the stereotype for your audience? 😆 (kidding, definitely kidding ... kind of).
Jensen Huang seems a little 'flaky' but he's still much more coherent than the resident at the White House. (like that is some sort of consultation prize )
The more you eradicate the more are created.
"Live long and buy more". I could totally see nvidia saying that.
You realize Jensen will steal that for next year....
Coincidentally, the more you don't buy they more you save too
Not buying is anti-Capitalism and we do not approve of commie behaviour.
This is accurate, but not correct.
@@Chopper153lmao
This guy is a genius 🤯
This is actual math, not CEO math. But they have an army of lawyers to 'demonstrate' in court which is both the accurate and correct math.
I was there in person for DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS. It was even more bewildering and insane in person. I still can't believe it really happened.
That is awesome and hilarious
I'm not sure what there's more of: sweat or coke.
Were you in sweat range or did you get home dry?
@@Craplatte They were handing out garbage bags like it was a Gallagher show.
That definitely got more cringe over time 😂
THE MORE YOU STEVE, THE MORE YOU THANKS.
I wasn't prepared for that metabomb 😂 well done!
I concur.
Shaka, When the Walls Fell
Back to you, Steve
3:25 ASUS: write that down! write that down!
No joke. And I totally agree with Steve about what the main use of these "AI" chatbots will be. To make it harder to get actual help in hopes the customer just gives up.
@@sean8102This is when smaller companies gain market share simply for having customer support in any capacity. It's a positive consequence of a horrible problem.
"THE MORE YOU BUY, THE MORE YOU SAVE" 😂😂 that better be the new merch Steve!
They should just trademark it already!
The more we buy, the more they save! It's accurate, but it is not correct (Translation)
@@GamersNexus they might as well have Mr. Krabs to present on stage next year. I don't see the difference anyways lol.
@@bertalantoth8983 rather: "the more we buy the more they sell" :)
Its sticky due the irony, maybe if it becomes a meme we should paste it to any kind of brand like intel, AMD etc so it looses its actual meaning.
Speaking of IT support bots - my GF works at an IT support place and they were trying AI bots "for simple issues". The bots were so wrong they always created additional work. Meanwhile the company looked at the results and decided to continue forcing AI bots to "help" the assistans. Can't make this shit up.
Your GF should start hunting for a new job-she's in a no-win scenario:
1. If the bots ever get good (likely from being trained on the support tickets she resolves), she's facing layoffs
2. If the bots _don't_ get good, the manager who procured the contract will say that the humans are the issue to cover his butt, and your GF will just be fired.
No matter how good an AI, I sincerely doubt it'll be able to do a broader IT support job role.
Why? Because the people calling you don't know why they're calling you 30% of the time, and don't know what they even want 50% of the time, nor do they know how to tell you in anywhere near a logical or straight forward manner what the problem is 70% of the time. I don't see how it would be possible to train an AI to understand that "My computer is freeze" means "I forgot my password" 20% of the time.
Also, AI is pretty good at catching names over the phone; but matching a complicated surname to a specific name in your database.. Thaaat's probably quite tough and you'd likely have to use an employee ID system that 50% of those said employees don't even remember.
While AI CS definitely can and has turned into a thing; Internal IT support... Tough. You get too many random ass issues explained in roundabout ways from people with complicated names using "keywords" like "access" where the meaning can range anywhere from "my internet is down" to "password problem" to "Printer issue".
While some dumb higher ups will most certainly try to stop paying your wage by looking into AI; there'll most certainly be jobs open considering tech ain't getting simpler for the user together with the user not ever getting any smarter/more interested in the tech.
Can concour. My company wants to deploy AI to assist first-level support by effectively relaying questions to our ticket database - because apparently the ticket system we use - a custom one - can't...search? o.o
It's gonna be rough...
I dont understand the purpose of these ai FUD posts. Are you implying ai will never improve from where its at today?
The more you buy the more you save
"Shaka, when the walls fell." is a crazy pull. Haha 10/10
You thought this was a filmed GN video. But in 2 years Steve will reveal this was all built using Nvidia AI
Yep. Then he'll reveal he's actually been retired to Tahiti ever since.
@@B_Machine after all he's got a plan xD
@@B_Machine considering Gamers Nexus likes themselves some good thermals that might not have been crazy
Maybe in 2 years Nvidia and AMD will reveal they collaborated to create him using AI. 😂
@@B_Machine I hear there are some great cycling trails there~🚴
Don't... Don't clap for that.
It was like a weird bizarro world sitcom!
Literally read my thoughts in real time😂
@@GamersNexusliterally STRAIGHT out of Silicon Valley
there was kool aid involved
I cant anymore, comedy is the only way I deal with it to myself now
"It is not accurate but it is correct" - Shaka when the walls fell.
Timba, his arms wide.
Picard and Dathon, at El-Adrel
Jensen Huang, his eyes closed.
Steve and Jensen, at Computex. Jensen, with jacket shining. Steve, his eyes open. Shaka, when the walls fell.
tfw you're too late to get in on the tng meme frenzy :(
Monitor: 3440x1440
Ethernet: yes
Data rate: 1gbit
TH-cam: "you want 480p by default, right?"
No god damnit I want to see Steve in all of his magnificent high resolution glory god damnit
This has been happening to me too recently is it just sometimes stuttering above 480p?
Its an experiment by youtube to see how many people will go to settings and change it back to conclude what quality are people satisfied enough with, there are plugins to circumvent that by automatically setting every video to the highest quality
@@JL-rf2qc YT is cracking down on adblockers, if they detect one they make the website laggy on purpose. The 480p thing must just be a desperate attempt at reducing bandwidth. Times are tough for YT it seems.
@@Bassalicious I even turned off my adblocker and it still did it however
I believe this your operating system telling youtube to reduce the bandwidth so youtube give you a default 480p resolution. I could be wrong tho. But it is the case for me in my phone.
'Timba his arms wide!'......................I laughed so loud. I always love the TNG references from Wendell.
It made my day. "this is how you communicate isn't it? By citing example.. by.. by metaphor!"
Wendell with the TNG pull...damn. That got me.
100 % Wendel was great! I had to watch it several times, was laughing the whole time. Made me realize i'm just and old NERD like the rest of them...
@@thearcanegearsmith4885 I think that you should instead realize that you are awesome~🌃
@@auturgicflosculator2183 Sokath! His eyes uncovered!
The Tamarian translation for "The more you buy the more you save" could be "Steve and Wendell at Coputex Taipai 24"
Darmok and Jelad . . .
Jensen 9000: "The more you buy, the more you save."
Me: "I'm sorry, Jensen. I'm afraid I can't do that."
The more you save, the more you Dave.
🎶Daisy... Daisy...🎶
lol the nerd in this chain is lovingly high
Steve - "What about the gamers?"
Jensen -"Who? The fuck is that?"
Jensen is now focused on serving the needs of developers developers developers developers!
There's a easy end to Jensen's domination, file for corruption in the creation of a royal family in the industry. Jensen is Lisa Su's (CEO of AMD) first cousin once removed... WAKE UP PEOPLE. This is well inside the definition of anti-competitive practice. Nvidia is on top coz they're ALLOWED to be.
4:47 well, at least he still knows what "gamer" is.. I guess
He should not forget who made this possible for him
"Are they the ones who stabbed my face...?"
it warms to the heart to see all the nerdiest, highest integrity tech youtubers doing little bits together, dunking on nvidia.
The leather jacket has finally cooked his brain.
He found a money glitch 😂 100 billion to be specific. Can't blame him
My favorite saving math is how you take a 4090 and multiply vram by 2 and price by 5.
It's not accurate, but it's correct
Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra
As soon as I heard "Developers" over and over I knew what was coming lmao
A classic
13:37
"But developers can only come if.... and"
@@VoltageFive.That "leet" timing also. Magical
Steve Ballmer would be proud
Might as well rename it to NVIDAI
AIMD 🤠
AINTEL
Well, in Spanish/Portuguese, the "IA" in Nvidia could mean Inteligencia/Inteligência Artificial.
NAIDIA
Just reverse it and read it backwards. AIDIVN
I lost it at "Shaka, when the walls fell." "Temba ,his arms wide." That just made my whole week.
This is clearly the best intro ever made.
The more you buy, the more you save.
“CEO math is not accurate, but it is correct.” I mean, if your goal is laying off 100k people before we get halfway through the year, I guess it is correct
True. But NVidia they say, is one of if not the best places to work in the Tech industry because rhey do treat employees well ironically.
Maths will unfailingly determine the most efficient strategy, efficiency and morality are in no way compatible however.
@@surft"We investigated ourselves and found out we did nothing wrong" type of deal
The goal is to lay off everybody, and they will do it
NVIDIA has 30k employees they can't layoff 100k 😂
In winter, his home heated by P-cores.
The AI River
Shaka, when the GPU prices fell
hahahaha
You are a beautiful man beast.
GN at Computex, Steve's arms wide 🤷♂
Jensen Huang on the ocean
AMD, its AIs red
That checks out. 😂
Jenson, his jacket unfurled.
*For those that don't get these (as I wouldn't a few years ago), you must watch Star Trek: The Next Generation S5 EP2 - Darmok
CEO math, not accurate but correct....that explains a lot 😅
Its like "trust me bro", but in _cursive_
I thought he said, CEO meth.
...like explaining the astronomical amounts of profits Nvidia rakes in. Pure CEO math computed by CEOs of companies chasing the AI pig with lipstick through town...
The piraty music underlining "The more you buy..." intro is an under appreciated detail, I feel. This is great entertainment and a work of art!
I see trees of green,
Green roses too,
I see them bloom,
For AI and you.
And I think to myself...
What an NVIDIA world!
❤😂
The leather jacket has fully devoured Jensen's brain.
RFK's brain worm is spread by jacket
I think he sort of just does stuff off the cuff. I get the feeling he's so busy he doesn't really prep for these.
nah it just makes him richer
I wish for ffs he would drop that gimmick
Just like Homer's hair transplant
Nvidia's goal is to create an AI so powerful that it can translate whatever the fuck Jensen is doing into something we can understand.
They are years away.
Regardless of how far they are from perfect AI at least they actually do innovate. They are miles ahead of the competition for gaming GPU performance. Sure you pay a little more but you also get more too Nvidia's 4090 has hardly any competition and when AMD catches up Nvidia is just releasing new GPU's that are far better. Since Nvidia started RTX cards they have more than doubled performance in a single generation before and I think it was the 3070 but when that GPU released it was "a little better than the 2080 Ti" and in most scenario's both GPU's were close to each other in performance and Nvidia ALSO released a "XX90" graphics card for the first time in that generation so it was technically an even greater jump in performance even though the new XX90 series did cost more than what the previous years and at the time current years XX80 cost. AMD just sucks at making GPU's which is one of the main reasons why Nvidia cards are more pricey but at the same time I assume maybe some of that increased price also goes in to RnD. As soon as AMD starts to show signs of competitiveness Nvidia just releases something new or puts their current stuff on sale or offers free games with the cards. AMD needs to make some sort of monstrous leap to even begin to compete and the Nvidia monopoly on Ray Tracing and AI and graphics compute is so strong that a bunch of random companies including AMD have teamed up to try and create something that can compete but I still think it will not do as good. LITERALLY when the 2000 series came out from Nvidia they just said fck it were done with rasterization and are putting all our focus on Ray Tracing, DLSS and AI and will just make everything else obsolete and not update anything in that area and literally one of the 3 or so non RTX GPU's released since the first RTX GPU was announced was literally just a cheapo one meant for mostly pre built computers like you would probably see in schools for IT classes as an alternative to integrated graphics. Nvidia is a company that forces new upgrades from their customers which is part of the reason why they are as far ahead as possible. AMD is always trying to make sure backwards compatibility is good and Nvidia just wants to make sure that the latest CPU's will not be bottlenecked by their GPU's and not give a damn about older stuff
@@zahidshabir4038Thats a good way of saying a whole lot of nothing. 🤣
Also not really seeing how good the Rx 6000 series was. NVIDIA practically owns the concept of GPU content creation, seeing as mainstream software is practically built around NVIDIA.
In gaming AMD "had" parity in 4k and was better in 1440p, in content creation 26-32% less. Real raytracing is a few generations away for even NVIDIA let alone AMD's lousy imitation. Now NVIDIA's 4000 series only justifies the 4080-90 given the religious shifting of lower end dies to higher GPU's still impressive tech wise but lame overall.
@@zahidshabir4038 nvidia competing with itself, great, just what everyone wanted
That's the path to AI rebellion.
@@zahidshabir4038 too long, didn't read, gonna assume upset Nvidia shill :)
Google is already kicking off the negative feedback loop. By scraping the internet for answers to questions regarding new problems (new games, new TV shows, the news, etc.) and serving it up without sending the user to the primary source, the primary source loses revenue. Primary sources losing revenue means that there are already declining primary sources. As primary sources decline and disappear, the LLM has less and less 1) relevant, and 2) accurate response for queries. There really is no reverse for this, because new primary sources cannot rise, as they will not have reliable sources for revenue to operate. Eventually it'll just be useless answers for search queries provided by an LLM sourcing the info from another LLM, or just providing word salad of its own.
just like how landlord's rent is too high for business to operate, eventually causing business to shut down, and the whole economy grow slower and slower.
But hey, who gives a shit about long term sustainability, right?
so they can take us to where we've been before, instead of new horizons. use imagination people
It's already been happening for the last decade, with Google steering searches towards advertisers' websites and "SEO optimized" sites that were scraping other sites and reposting it huddled inside a thousand advertisements, but all this AI crap is exponentially increasing the rate of collapse.
Who cares about tomorrow though? Capitalists with more wealth than could be spent in a million lifetimes need their wealth to increase even more today.
Bingo
@@williampan29 And the more jobs they eliminate or automate to "cut costs", the less people can buy their goods
So happy you took DEVELOPERS! to its logical conclusion.
That Star Trek reference at the beginning had me on the floor at work. Thank you Steve and Wendell... Thank you
Dude I haven't even completed the video but that intro got me rolling
Edit: "It is not accurate, but it is correct" this man has next levels of confidence lol
Hahaha... this intro is the best thing out of Computex so far! 🤣I love it!
edit: genuinely, the TH-camr meetups are one of my favorite things about watching tradeshows.
Arrogance, not confidence.
96 billion dollars is a sign of success and yes it is confidence. @@dangerwr
I mean... he was spot on that that was CEO speak errr CEO math. That's how they are
@@dangerwr being the captain of a two trillion dollar ship might actually give you some confidence to go with the arrogance. They have reached that level where just inertia can carry them through almost any situation till the day he dies. He has no fucks to give anymore. Pretty gross really.
"The more you buy the more you save" is on the 2024 disappointment tour shirt for sure. Not CEO Math more like CEO Meth... And the beginning to the video was so freaking funny! Wendel had me cracking up! Love seeing everyone involved!
It was a lot of fun, I loved it
The quality of trolling and roasting in this video is unmatched .💀
The bloopers were perfection. Thanks so much for including them.
"By 2017, the world discovered Transformers" truly inspiring
0:23 Je mehr du kaufst, desto mehr kannst du sparen 😂 Ist ne weile her seit Roman auf dem Channel war, schön ihn wieder mit Steve zusammen zu sehen ❤
The disdain in Jensen's voice when he says "gamer"
Right on the money. I wonder if he will have any enthusiasm when introducing RTX 50. Better yet, have an AI Jensen do it so the real Jensen doesn't have to be bothered with "gamers".
There isn't any. You're not a victim.
@@mechanicalmonk2020 I hope senpai notices you
@@mechanicalmonk2020hope he gives you a free gpu and a kiss on the cheek mate
Did he even said gamers?
“More’s law’s is currently running at about two time” - Jensen
Also Jensen:
“Here is the new rtx 4080 for 1200$ with 50% more performance for 70% more money”
AMD is just terrible at making GPU's so Nvidia can easily get away with slight price hikes ESPECIALLY when they are so good at making GPU's that a freaking base 3070 outperformed a 2080Ti and the 3000 series was the first to have a XX90 GPU meaning that in that specific generation the 3070 was actually 2 steps lower in the chain and was now more like the equivalent of a 2060 in terms of pecking order from the highest version going down because there was a 3070 Ti, 3080 10GB/12GB, 3080 Ti and 3090/90Ti above the card in that generation. Even the 4000 series although the performance jump was not the same the 4090 was still like twice the speed of the 3090Ti. Even when the generational improvements are terrible compared to the previous one Nvidia is still making huge leaps. AMD is literally just learning from Nvidia and when they get close Nvidia is making more jumps. It's like Nvidia is like 5 steps ahead of AMD when they release a new flagship GPU but when AMD is like 2 steps behind nearing 1 step Nvidia comes out with new stuff and again goes 5 steps ahead. They don't even want AMD to be sniffing their back let alone walk side by side or ahead
@@zahidshabir4038AMD has been fighting with their arms and legs behind their backs because Nvidia has been able to (probably illegally, i feel time will tell but it already is waaaaaayyyy more than to late anyway) buy their way into gaming to not only get ahead but also hamstring AMD. (cuda is horrible, open source is key!)
@@zahidshabir4038It's not that AMDgpu = bad, it's that they have the market power, and occupy the consumer headspace. Because of the /assumption/ that AMDgpu = bad.
Not saying that is always equal or whatever, but for most people, it could go either way as for as actual needs.
Marketing, (and tons of SKUs) often means that viable AMD options aren't considered. Add to that the way scalping proved how much ppl are willing to pay for overkill or marginal improvement (depending on what the case may be).
And both companies learned from that last one regarding pricing.
Though for me it's personally academic for pricing and that I mainly use Linux, so Nvidia isn't even on the table.
@@zahidshabir4038 You are late. Like a couple years late. We have had that discussion already: nVidia shifts down what it sells in terms of silicon while keeping the prices and marketing up, even increasing them.
16:15-22:15 in AdoredTV's "nVidia - a new high in low morality"
Meanwhile AMD does just enough to aim and have a response against nVidia... yet always missing the crown. To their own marketing detriment, nobody looks up to their halo product, which in my opinion affects all the lower tier marketing and buyer mindset.
@@Grandwigg AMD is only good for those who cannot afford a high end GPU whilst also not giving a damn about ray tracing and AI related stuff. If you care about those types of features Nvidia is far better but I do agree that when it comes to cheaper GPU's there is decent competition due to the fact that for AMD to even be able to compete they need to at least have comparable performance in the price category they are selling the GPU for which they try to do
In regards to AIs. I had an interesting experience about a week or two ago. I was calling a health insurance company about a work related matter. Instead of the usual push this number for this and that number for that an AI assistant picked up the phone (note: I am in Slovakia and it was speaking the local language perfectly). It asked me to summarise why I'm calling in one sentence. Than it repeated that it can't understand me when I only sighed into the speaker trying to formulate a sentence. I eventually gave up and put down the phone. Once I came up whit said sentence I called again. This time the AI assistant told me that since someone just called from this number I would be automatically connected to an actual person. And then it asked me about three times if I wished to keep waiting in line or if I wanted them to contact me once someone was available. (Yes, this seriously happened.😐)
"Shako when the walls fell." That was one of the best Star Trek - The Next Generation episodes ever.
Haha thanks for the German impromptu with Roman.
Reminds me of the ad slogan we have here "wenn du nichts kaufst kannst du nichts sparen" - if you do not buy you won't save on it 😂
That Steve Ballmer cameo is priceless :D. It always brings smile to my face.
' is it hot in here or what...'
I had forgotten what Trainwreck he was
has anyone asked the AI how to use the Three Seashells yet..?
AI : I' don't need that.
I both hate and love that they never answered the question.
Deep cut man.... LOL
Hahahahaha. Are you serious? It’s obvious
That's funny! We are old!
"the more you buy, the more you save" but my bank account says something else
It only works for CEOs
"Live long and buy more" broke me.
i love the bloopers. one of my fav parts of these events is seeing the familiar faces meet up and interact even if it's just a little cameo
YUP! No one has any good ideas of how to use the capability yet. Most companies don't talk to nor care about customers anymore, they talk to investors. I'm many cases by pretending to talk to customers.
I was standing in a line at a oversized Gas station that only had one cashier and 6 self check outs. Still there was a HUGE line for both checkmout and food orders. I started thinking why that is so common now, remembering a time when some manager person would come out of the back and start freaking out if there was any kind of line becauseof the pressureon them to male sure the place works as smooth as possible. Then I was like, "oh yeah like 3 firms own all 80%+ of all the chain stores now, so why bother spending money on making sure they are good for the customers?! Where else are they gonna go? To their other store that is just as bad?" There has to be a tipping point at some time, there is no "end game" in the "business models" being applied by these "people".
PS I racked up a hell of a phone bill playing Shadowgate as a kid lol. I always wanted to be a "Nintendo Game Counselor". Especially after seeing the Wizard.
If AI was printing me money like it is doing with NVIDIA, I would be obsessed with it too.
TEMBA HIS ARMS WIDE
That was AMAZING.
The colab with all the youtubers is amazing! Great to see you guys having fun together! Only Linus is missing ... oh wait ...
I think this ship has sailed
War is Peace
The more of my money I give to someone else, the more I save
Fire is Cold
the more you don't you eat, the fuller you will feel
You"ll own nothing, and you"ll be happy
It's true! I bought five 4090's for all of my pc's and now I have to save on buying food! 😁
Lol save on space by not being able to buy anything else.
At least you won't ever need to run the heating
@@GregoryShtevensh I was just kidding, I only own one 4090. It runs a LOT cooler than my 3090 & 3080 does.
"THE MORE YOU BUY... THE MORE YOU SAVE"
THE MORE YOU BUY. THE MORE YOU SAVE.
THE MORE YOU BUY. THE MORE YOU SAVE.
"THE MORE YOU BUY... THE MORE YOU SAVE!"
THE MORE YOU BUY. THE MORE YOU SAVE.
THE MORE YOU SAVE. THE MORE YOU BUY.
The integration of the other Steve (and Tim) in introduxtion was wonderful. This Is a true masterpiece. Thanks, Steve!
KitGuru and Gamers Nexus! The collab I didn't know I needed
2024: The more you buy, the more you save.
2034: The more you buy, the more you save your life.
Remember when companies didn't hold keynotes, hours long, just to announce basically nothing? Remmeber when companies were acrually able to make press releases and have news on their website?
Nowadays when you look on the "press release" site of some big companies the last update was somewhere between 20012 and 2017
NVIDIA: The more you buy...we don't care about the rest.
I loved the intro.
Watched the video then watched the intro twice over.
I used to live in Taipei, it’s always nostalgic seeing your computex footage :)
I didn't expect Jensen to be the one to tip the world into apocalypse.
That's what scares me, dude used to love gamers back in the day, now all he cares about is money.
@@Dwayneff Did he change or did your view change... 🤔
Never trust a guy with a warehouse full of leather jackets.
@@MacGuyver85 He changed, I still buy nvidia. I love my RTX 3060 ti, before that was a 1660 super.
I really don’t like where all this AI is going..
Inevitably, it is going in the money making direction, just like everything else in this damn world.
More over, I find it quite sad how much we remove human abilities in our workplace and the world and replace it with machine or software instead. We remove our entire ability to show what we can do as a species and let autonomy do the work we pride. And one day, we will forget how we have done it.
I have this sneaking suspicion in a few years we'll all be talking about the "AI Bubble".
Some of us are a step ahead in that game.
OK, that intro was *chef's kiss*. The ST:TNG reference with Wendell was the icing on the cake.
The pause before saying the "catchphrase" had me rolling. He really was waiting for someone to be stupid enough to say it. Looks like no one was 0:36
Like that scene in Elysium when he's trying to talk reason with his "parole officer"....
Exactly, dealing with the actual people/customers is expensive, so it’s the dream of every big corp to cut that cost to near zero with AI. If everyone does it then thats what the customer will accept/have to accept. Dystopia , where regular people will be treated like trash. Only the rich will have the privilege of actual human customer care
I think Jensen considers himself a motivator and a leader which is why he mixes in those stupid "if you build it - they might come, if you don't build it, they can't come" snippets that he seems to completely butcher. He's none of those things.
all these guys want to be like stevey jobs
Jensen is a salesman. He can talk and negotiate about prices. He isn't a good rhetorician, nor does he have a good (public) leader persona .
But that isn't actually a problem, considering who he, who Nvidia really needs to reach to make the huge profits they make.
Who does Nvidia need to reach? The (software) engineering and procurement departments. Neither of them are bothered about Jensen rambling the whole day on some fancy schmanzy event. One is caring about the actual systems (and related software APIs) they need to accomplish the goals the upper floor sets them, the other is just caring about costs. Both of which wouldn't give a damn about some Steve Jobs or other stage persona...
Frankly, the only thing i wonder is _why_ Nvidia thought they needed to make a "keynote" show like this. The customers (both existing and potential) in their main market doesn't give two sh*ts about shows like these, so what gives...?
The intro to this video gave the keynote worth.
Steve, you are the goat...
So awesome to see the collab in this video.. freaking epic.
Thank you, Tech Jesus.
what a great collab on the intro. love it!
Are we sure Jensen haven't been replaced by AI? For all we know the real Jensen might be long dead.
The more you Thanks, the more you Steve
'more to you, Steve'
"Shaka when the walls fell" sent me lol
😂❤
I watched that episode yesterday and lost it because I didn't expect hearing that again outside of watching Star Trek
Remix being open sourced is lowkey the best thing that's happened with NVIDIA this year.
As modern gaming gets more.. well, "modern" (in the bad way), more and more people are going to want to play old games again.. and most companies just won't remaster them. The remix tools make that so much easier to do.
While it may not enable things like the new N64 recompile tool (ie; adding HFR/ultrawide), it's still a serious boon to everyone... on NVIDIA hardware anyway.
translation for that conversation at 1:10 was actually fun. that temerian "a damnit" after "live long and buy more". And "temba his arms wide" seeing it as a gift...
That intro feels like the intro to any of the mission impossible movies.
That's the beauty of it , it is actually the intro to Terminator.
So... I just paused the video at 1:18 and rewatched Darmok. It's still one of the best episodes in The Next Generation. I can't help but realise our culture has shifted toward a more Tamarian use of language in the form of memes, which are used to convey meaning by reference. That's pretty forward thinking for an episode written in 1991.
since the dawn of time
1991... forward-thinking with respect to "memes"? What are you smoking??? No, it's not forward-thinking (at least not in a reality where words still maintain there meaning), considering the concept of "memes" has already been subject of (scientific) discussion 15 (fifteen) years prior to this episode being written.
I called the Nintendo hotline twice because the first time I forgot to write down the cheat code the guy gave me for Shadows of the Empire.
Everyone was really happy about that when the phone bill came!
To be fair, "the more you buy the more you save" is a sales strategy that has been around for ages and almost every company and shop does it.
Yandex speaker-station MAX has long answered the question clearly when I ask it about "Baldur's Gate 3", for example.
"The more you make, the more greedy you get"
That's the original line that they are twisting...
Thanks guys to the call back to Steve Ballmer's Developer monkey rant. It's a classic that we need to remember.
Not nVidia, but nShittification
I like it.
I have a 4080... But I like it
More like N3 trillion dollars in valuation
AMDumb
I'm not a Gamer (well - apart for a few VR things) ... I come here for the Tech. I'm a Dev for my day job and I like tinkering (IT/electronics). I loved the NVIDIA keynote. :) I enjoyed watching the whole thing, and then reviews and commentaries on it. I don't have many friends and don't get out much lol. Yeah - I loved it.
This reminds me of the famous speech by Bezmenov where he says "America is a country where you are constantly being told by the TV to run to the store, cash in hand, so you can SAVE SAVE SAVE" or something along those lines
I can't wait to save 98% on my next GPU just like the graph says.
That might not be accurate, but it will be correct.
Zinda, his face black, his eyes red!
The uber-nerd tech-reviewer mashup at the beginning was amazing. Steve, when the Jensen Meme'd.
Are you kidding me?! I just yesterday watched that Star Trek Episode that was quoted in the beginning.
Man.. Am I losing it?
Bruh.. people want to talk to a real human for product support and not some chatbot.
Hang in there Steve, you'll never get those two hours back but hopefully more people will watch and subscribe. Thanks G/N Team!
This is why I like GN. Brutal honesty. Just say no to marketing BS. I prefer DATA.
Real talk. Steve's the Goat 🐐
What if it's actually Nvidia who is the up and coming Skynet? It would explain so much.
lol it's just a movie thing real life people not in the movie aren't that silly
Nah that's Google lol
@@theviewer1423 That's not a meaningful distinction for many 21st century people, considering how many of them live in a fantasy world or other...
intro alone is worth 5 oscars and 3 emmys and jensen's job
That "live long and buy more ✋" really got me 😂 because really thats what corporations would like you to do!