This is one of the most incredible displays of a CEO understanding vast swaths of knowledge and being as eloquent as anyone I’ve ever seen. He may outpace Elon on a global scale of impact in his lifetime.
Huang works in only 1 field: microchips. Musk has created/participated in Zip2, PayPal, Tesla, SpaceX, Solar City/Tesla Energy, Boring Co, Neuralink, OpenAI and xAI/Grok, X/Twitter, and soon Starlink and its IPO.
@@Wirmish yeah no that is not how it works. He rather instructs his people to do it, ofc he has some insight into the tech but the main reason why humanity is there because of inventors who made the ground of concepts and and the specialists who are studying a specific branch of IT for years to excel at it and work for a big company. He is just a part of the triangle, who controls actually so he should get the same praise as the latter listed. And yeah he may have maintained these projects till now pretty well but not 100% of these companies he founded has came out from his mind, he rather saw the opportunity in them as a startup and bought it.
His presentational genius is his ability to speak to any level of technical understanding high to low but still able to make it relatable to the entire audience at the same time.
It helps that he’s got such awesome information to share. We are living in such an exciting time in history. I can’t wait to see how things unfold. Hopefully we don’t all die horrifically.
NVIDIA CEO is awesome because he reads the energy of the room, he laughs, he explains in detail on the beginner level and the advanced level. Much love man!
There’s never zero cost computing, but it’s a figure of speech. But the only way we get effectively zero cost is when power generation, like nuclear fusion becomes a thing.
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Jensen Huang of all people saying that resilience is the key to success and comes from hardship and suffering is exactly what I needed to hear right now.
Thanks for the effort! Appreciate the Supercuts. Jensen is not only brilliant and successful, but also a total class act and humble. You cannot help but to pull for him , ……. Not that he needs it. There are other very successful entrepreneurs out there who could learn the appropriate way to conduct themselves from Jensen. You are only truly successful if your conduct resembles Jensen’s.
@@Darkroom69 Physical excercises, vaccination...inject certain amount of pain to trigger the body's self-defense, self-healing mechanism. Emotional resilience can also be developed via pain and suffering.
@@Martin.Szorad It won't be rise of robots like Terminator, IMO, but AI will be a major player in the demise of society as we know it. I'm worried about the next decades for sure. At 37, I'm young enough to see it start I think.
@@Planehazza By the time your hair is fully white, you'll have the option to live forever. Tell me how that can possibly be a bad thing... I dont know about you, but I'd pay anything to live forever and experience the growth and exploration of the galaxy
So this is a whole load of audience marketing blurb.... Fact is it's FEAR of having Nvidia becoming a monopoly of supply that has Microsoft and others building their own chips. Even IF these chips are slower, more expensive and costlier to run, one cannot tie one's future to one behemoth company digging a moat.
Most people have no idea how dangerous it would be for all of us if Nvidia were to become complete monopoly in GPU chips. We’d no longer have the ability to control whatever rhetoric or agenda they want to force us to accept. It’s quite terrifying to me in all honesty, especially for as calculated as their CEO is… Imagine how many governments would want a piece of that power as well!!
Don't blame nVIDIA for a "monopoly" on these AI data center chips. Blame the institutions, government agencies, schools, hospitals, and universities for opting to purchse these H100, H200 AI GPU chips. Its NOT nVIDIA behind "how" these AI chips are being used, its the customers. There is a reason why nVIDIA is #1, so you can take your tinfoil hat off.
I know Nvidia has gotten a lot of press in the last few months after it crossed 2T... But most people still don't understand it well enough to get how influential it will be. It's like trying to explain to somebody that the iPhone and the concept of a smart phone are going to dominate the future, circa 2010. It's out there, but people don't understand the change to come. This is a once is a decade/ generation technology investment.
I have never paid for a software subscription service EVER. It only took an hour of using chat GPT to realize that the $20 a month was very possibly the greatest value in the history of software.
@@grokker99 Accelerated data center computing has been around for awhile. What I was saying is that there's proof that people really want this product, just like the iPhone in 2010, 3 years after it was released. That's the cool part though, it's proven to be a big thing. Certainty is important.
@@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO just because it will change society forever, doesn't mean it's a good investment. Are other people able to replicate their product one day?
I was shocked by his delivery. I have up to this point never listened to his actual presentations. I have simply watched the highlights. His ability to convey complex ideas simply is amazing.
I'm totally unimpressed with him. He's the enabler of the crime of the century: "scraping the entire internet." People will look back with deep regret.
@@JL-vi8my How is he "scraping the entire internet"? Seems hyperbolic. Are you concerned about the proliferation of A.I.? The genie is out of the bottle and the best we can do is get on board and learn how to manage it.
No. He is not a great communicator, as he does not communicate with the crowd at all. It is a one way presentation. A real communicator would actually communicate with the crowd, making sure they actually understand him, and that he understand them. That is not happening here. Just sound great, because nobody has a clue what he is talking about, nor critique him and what he is saying.
...And the hidden (and overt) costs, disparities, conflicts, weapons, wars, destruction, pollution and toxic waste gets worse too! But all fun whilst being distracted by the latest new things and bling!
@@humanitech You care about those stuff because it makes you feel good to think about them, They care about the new "bling" because it makes them feel good too. You are not at a moral high ground here, assigning value is a fallacy. You don't care about them because it's in your nature, you care about them because they make you feel good. By Nature's design you are just an animal like they are
@@lightness7670 ???... I'm merely pointing out - as a designer - that there are also negative impacts, implication and costs to creativity and competition too! ...not out of pleasure nor any sense of subjective morality or moral high ground! It just happens to be true.
Jensen's insight of Datacenters eventual transformation from Recorded content to Generated content is deeply insightful. Translation: that can't happen without low latency to end user on all AI related apps which in turn means very fast hardware generated Generative AI that is also generally applicable to all apps. What this means is exclusively customized ASIC based TPUs without any acceleration for non custom AI or general computations can't cut it. Which means GPUs are still the answer, which means NVDA has huge staying power.
Im most excited that nvidia supercomputing can help in better medicine design , I hope AI can help and speed up in cure some cancers and we need a way to fight cancer cells faster and effective way without harmful effects .
It's not possible to "cure" cancer. Because it's caused by natural and required things in our body, continuously causing damage to DNA, while there are mechanisms to attempt to repair that damage. This is a constant state of affairs, from before you're born till the day you die. Free radicles are the main culprit of DNA damage, but even the oxygen we breath damages our DNA. Cancer is a price our biology is willing to pay for benefits like aerobic respiration (energy from food and breathing oxygen). Every human (and multicellular animal) on earth has cancer. You have cancer...so do I...your cat, your dog, all of us. It's inherent to the biology of complex multicellular life. Normally, our immune systems are continuously hunting and killing cancer cells, to keep things from spiraling out of control. Because cancerous cells produce stuff that increases DNA damage, which increases cancerous cells (a feedback loop), and then the immune system cant keep up. This cancer that plagues us all is also a significant part of why we age and die (it's what shortens the telomeres). Most of us have under control cancer...while a few have out of control cancer.
When he said “scrape the internet to find the information” it reminded me exactly of the AI from Metal Gear Solid 2, it was honestly scary to hear that
@@TickerSymbolYOU never thought you'll be a gamer (and an OG one at that) @datboi2882 That AI from MGS have already been here for a decade and knows about you more than anyone around you (Google)
This Jensen guy is one cool dude. What an honor it must be to work with this guy. I can just hear his 2029 computer busting a gut, laughing at the idea that we use roads and 4 wheeled cars to get from place to place. Embarrassed and looking around to see if anyone saw me applauding from my desktop ! LOL !
Jensen Huang's story is a great example of how one person's vision and determination can transform an entire industry. Of course, it's important to remember that not everyone has the same opportunities or resources as Huang, but his example can still inspire us to work hard and pursue our own passions and goals with dedication and perseverance. 😊
I made 180 million and my brother made 300 million Canadian dollars. We just sold before the Canadian budget came out earlier this month. We both bought the stock when it was 20 dollars a share back in August 2015. My brother thanked me for that one as I begged him to put everything into it back then.
@@parkerbohnn well done, i think getting out at the right time is harder than going in early. My rule is if it goes up really fast like 100x say , a Call option, in a sort time, like a day, consider selling that wiht a limit price.. i t can even be a mistyped order, or glitch.. grab the money. there are trillions now in the market its insane. i bought 1000$ of apple at 20 . 2003, it was cheap Steve Jobs was bossing hard. but I thought MSFT would just alway dominate and i sold it, ( they sold their shares, now worth 1 billion if they didnt) my small investment would be $700,000 i guess not counting reinvesting. options tho. that gives you 100x.. but AI is all over the place now , with we if i could go back in time to when Nokia the kind fell to 3$ and was bought by Microsoft 6$ a share or something, then noticed strange decision's to drop android., and movement in the options market i could have bought Calls for 5$ stike for like 0.02 cents for 100, and made $500 become $50,000 in a week. if i guess they would be acquired to make sense of it. now i don't expect to find a nvidia chip on my nokia phone or any phone anytime soon. with Qualco inference and you can fit inference for an assistant on the phone, its not all running through an invidia chip and costing millions in electricity. the future could be optical and neuromorphic, that means memory is in the compute, and networking in the edge as nokia and other player want to standardize this , is also going to be a distributed system. LLMs are getting less chatty. Nokia , thats a 160 old company. they have ups and downs. his speech won me until generate everything.. I don't wan to to live in a matrix. We have simulations now. we need cheap computers that work in space and start moving out , to the moon,, or money is nothing with Acidic oceans , no air, and or nukes. Im investing in moon startups , like LUNR that is the first US moon lander NOVA -C , that didn't crash, but most sell after launch. its barely funded now but nasa will keep it going ..
What is up with all those "glitches" - one example is at 3:27 mark - video shows both of his hands jump by a foot distance form one frame to the next (you can move video frame by frame by pressing "." and "," on your keyboard), while the speech flows without interruption and lips are still synced with the sound. There are number of things like that throughout the video. Obviously manipulated - my question is why someone did that? What was taken out? Or added?
This is a supercut. I edited down a much longer video to just its highlights while making it still sound like a (mostly) natural flowing conversation. You’re getting about 80% of the original in 1/3 the time.
@@djayjp Looks like I got the stock split wrong. It was $4 a share that I bought in. Anyway, it taught me to buy and hold on companies that are game changers.
It was 20 dollars a share in 2014 not 2 dollars a share. My brother and I made almost half a billion dollars in profit off of Nvidia. We sold all the shares earlier this month.
Generative content is going to blow people away. Imagine going to your computer or some AI website and typing in something like "Create a brand new episode of Seinfeld where ____" and then watching a literal episode come to life before your eyes.
@@markko8891it will tho in the future, copyright will be an important topic ofc but you will have zero problems generating your own movie/series this decade already… extending an already existing ID might end up being illegal (understandably) but fortunately we possess creativity. I am more worried about humanity losing touch with society and nature.
@@L1qu1d_5h4d0w it wont in the future nothing can replace human ingenuity...ai doesn't have a sense of humor...everything would be prompted to make a decent frankenstein at best.
in the generative future 15:00, each TV viewer will watch his own version of the show, even though designed by its creators and script writers, but adapted according on the fly to his preferences and requests! like, casting will be customizable. nice idea!
Sounds very messy; requires choices and decisions. Won't be enjoyable to the masses OR a false choice that is actually predetermined based on preferences and leads you to believe its what you want.
Same with gaming. "Hey GPT 10, make me a game that combines all elements of Sims, Forza, GTA and Call Of Duty. Make the map as large as Earth with all of the same populations of all living beings". And it will. Sounds like an impossible amount of compute but remember that in the 80's Bill Gates said 64mb is more than enough memory. Today even our phones have 250 times more ram. Compute is even more insane
Many talk about Bezos, Musk, Jobs, Gates, Page, Brin and many others, yet for many years now our lives have been significantly transformed for the better, mainly thanks to Huang.
@@beepbop6697 did you watch the video? Do you understand the meaning behind his words? Nvidia is not just videocards. Medicine, gene engineering, Ai, data centers, everyday applications help humanity. Nvidia is much more important than for an example Elon Musk companies.
@@demitsuru they said our lives have been significantly transformed by AI -- I'm just asking for someone to point out one thing where their life has been significantly transformed by AI...
@@beepbop6697 butterfly effect. People do not know that their life changed. But if you live off grid, nothing will change for you. Also, not all people get those changes directly but indirectly too. Google maps Spellchecker (i am not native speaker) Deep Learning translation to different languages This are small examples, that directly made impact on me. Indirectly, data collecting from users and giving the ads about things that can help you. Watching how to build a house, get everything you need. Cooking, studying, etc. Ai will cherry pick based on reviews, and based on your preferences. Now it is not only done by simple algorithms. Next. ChatGPT or Copilot from Microsoft (they are the same thing) If you have official Windows11, copilot is already there. The more powerful datacenter that get upgraded, the better Ai will service you. About services. It became much better to search and to learn things, before ChatGPT appeared. If you do not understand anything what i am saying, means you are denying the evolution, and are like my parents who ask for help to transfer photo from their phones. Also, if you go to reddit "explain to me like i am 5" and ask people for more examples, you may find your answer. Ai is not panacea, that make your life better instantly.
@@beepbop6697 the algorithm that feeds you this video is an AI running on an Nvidia GPU on a datacenter. How did it changed your life? Well people are literally just on their phones and screens 5 to 6 hous a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Instead of, you know, being out and about, spending time with family, being in the real world. Imagine. No social media, no TH-cam, no Google, no Tiktok, no Meta, no Linkd In, no nothin. See the change ai has made in your life? Because all of these platforms, runs artificial intelligence.
@user-qs2vl4nl3l I think he's saying 2 things: 1. The TCO for operating AI datacenters dwarfs the cost of the chips themselves 2. His AI TCO dominates competitors TCO so completely that they just can't compare (at least not anytime soon, due to system and ecosystem complexity) Thus, datacenters wouldn't use competitors chips even if they were free because the TCO would be so high that they would lose money operating the "free" chips. I assume this is the basis for his claim that "100%" of inference is done using nVidia chips--it's just not cost effective to do anything else.
Wow ! Huang's description and analogy of understanding the meaning of a protein in a cell and cell to the rest of the organism. Being able to see the web of logic that complex system have will be a phenomenal boost to finding flaws or building simplifications of systems.
Except he says Large-Language-Model which means he does not understand anything about AI. i.e. The CEO of nVidia does not understand AI. Talk about a Holy Shit moment.
Can you please comment on your thoughts regarding Chamath from the All In Podcast? He feels the future is Inference chips and that Nvidia is for weak in that area. Inference to be 100 times bigger than training. Have you looked into this? Thoughts?
I asked this question in another thread and just now again prior to watching the video. Jesen does talk about this. I think (hope) Chamath was just pumping up his own company, a competitor to NVDA. Thanks for posting this video Alex
@@forajche says training and inference will happen simultaneously in the future or something like that, and groq can't do that. But here and now, groq is far more cost effective at llm/lpu and may meet the needs of many companies.
4:41 there is a very obvious edit here from a very key point in how data is collected that clearly removes a significant amount of extremely important contextual information, and it should be included in any presentation to ensure fully accurate context and transparency.
So humble & heart touching statement from Jensen that he has learned to live with”low expectations”. To me he is like the CEO Narayan Murthy of Infosys. Simple living & high thinking way beyond our imaginations. Such are the people who can change the world for better or humanity and mainstream global economic growth. 🕉👏👏🙏👍✌️🫶💐🌎
00:03 Cost of computing reduced by 1 million times, enabling new breakthroughs in AI and software. 02:19 NVIDIA introduces the H700 chip with immense capabilities. 04:38 The advancement of computing technology will lead to a significant decrease in the marginal cost of computing, allowing for more computational tasks. 06:50 Inference is crucial for engaging more users with Nvidia's accelerated Computing platform 08:58 NVIDIA aims to add so much value that even when competitor's chips are free, they are not cheap enough. 11:20 Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and engineers 13:51 Future computing will be generative, impacting the demand for Fabs and the shape of computing. 15:56 NVIDIA is open to building more customized solutions for customers. 17:56 Leveraging ecosystem for progress Crafted by Merlin AI.
You mean the main revenue stream for all of big tech for the past 20+ years? This isnt exactly new; as a matter of fact, this is the norm. It's wrong, yes, but it didn't start here.
The Internet has always been free. The concern shouldn't be not asking permission for the useful knowledge, it should be the ability to filter out the shitposts, racism, bigotry, flat earth theory, religion and all the other useless shit.
The whole internet is available to "scrape" as it is already, no permission required. What I do when I surf the web is "scraping" a tiny bit of it. What I understand Jensen to be saying, is that, future computation will be able to look at all the data available on the web, very quickly, to make real time decisions while simultaneously simulating outcomes and other scenarios. This could fast-track research for medicines, gene therapy, economic projections, space exploration, data collection, basically anything with mountains of data to sift through and make sense of. This is already happening by the way in astronomy, Neil Degrasse Tyson talks about the use of AI in sorting through the Petabytes worth of data that observatories and telescopes can collect. It can just get way more efficient and way faster.
He said so many things that just felt like engineering or developer leaps, but i couldn't imagine what would that translate to by the time it reaches consumers.
What he just described was singularity level AI system. Our current top level AI supercomputers have around 100 times more processing power than in human brains. They are not very smart because our current AI architectures are inefficient and the learning process is exponentially more inefficient when the complexity increases. If incremental learning can be solved and computation power still increases significantly, singularity is possible. With all the unused potential, it can get out of our hands fast. We should think twice before building an AI which can improve itself on the fly. Incremental learning is a step which enables it fast.
what does he mean when at 15:01 when he says that the future of computing will be "generative"? Can someone possibly give an example of how an instance of this generative computing could work in the future? Is it comparable to live streaming?
@@ReignSurvives Hmm, so would my Twitter feed, for example, be generated on the spot instead of seeing pre-made content by other people? Like when I'm scrolling down, the feed is being generated in real time by an AI?
@@federicocucinotta7772 It could be but I don't think that will be one of the scenarios we would see. I think what's being suggested is that the type of content on the internet will go from being a pre recorded bit of content (website, youtube video, cat picture) to a live content generation more akin to a live stream or a conversation. Basically, rather then go to google and look for a website that might have your answer, you would ask the computer your question and it would produce a conversation, video, picture etc that would answer your question. So it would be Generating the content in the moment, hence being called generative.
@@ReignSurvives Right this is much clearer! Basically all knowledge (among other things that we might not even yet know) that you will search for will be generated on the spot and cater exactly to your needs. In a sense, this is already a little bit the cases with the introduction of chatGPT, but in the future it will be much more.
So, the chip that can replace a data center, if it can process large language models, could it read someone’s collected works (writing, photography, personal records, social media posts etc, to the point where it could emulate that persons decision making & personality to a degree?
Wow! The technology integration he talks about looks to me like the days when we transitioned from TTL to LSI, and then VLSI, and then SoC.... Compare the DEC Vax 11/780 (size of 4 washing machines) with a desktop PC.... this transformed the world.
At 2:30 he is edefining the word "chip". Please, why? It just confuses things when "chip" means a single piece silicon to everyone else, but now hes selling "chips" that are whole racks of equipment.
Great video! I'm somewhat ashamed to admit that I hadn't heard of this guy before, but I'm really glad that now I've not only heard of him but listened to a great talk from him! Really good stuff!
Nvidia chips have been best in class for 30 years always staying one step ahead of the competition. Graphics cards, then crypto mining and robotics/self-driving cars, and now AI ... Note his prediction around 15:00 about the future of computing moving from retrieving content (today) to generating content in the future. That is a transformational shift in how things work that will have a profound affect on the world. Think of going from dirt wagon tracks to interstate highways. That's what Nvidia is doing for the future. This kind of cutting-edge progress is why I've been invested in Nvidia for years.
100% generative computing is how information and history itself is lost. Not a good idea. Generative computing and ai will no doubt be great for solving problems and at being creative, but should never be allowed to replace standard modern computing.
Brilliant!guy! .acts humble and polite like Bill.gates.. speaks better than elon musk..as strict and focsed as Steve jobs..and moves fast like Jacky Chan...perfect CEO package!
It's so obvious that he is genius and I don't mean genius in the sense that most people who fanboy over things call their idols. It's really obvious that he thinks of things in a very profound programmatic structured functional way. I'm very impressed I've never listened to him speak except for marketing. There's a profound inner depth to this person.
Generative data will definitely change our relationship with knowledge and how we use it. Will the DYI videos on You-Tube become obsolete? I can only imagine the possibilities as I learn to work with cement for my home project .Medicine will be impacted as well. I imagine being able to visualize a patient's condition in 3D down to the cellular level. How exciting this will be!
i lost logic. Can someone explain the reason why a guy using glaces holding a second pair of glaces. We need the breakthrough now to understand humans.
My question would be, when does he envision AI designing a generation of chips. Just as he described AI figuring out the human genome when will it redesign its own future platform? How soon as he would know better than anyone.
One thing not addressed in this conversation with Jensen is: What does he see in China that competes with Nvidia and where could it outperform Nvidia? I've heard other media reports that say Huawei's Ascend 920 sales are slowing Nvidia's offerings in China.
Enjoy Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang being an absolute genius for 18 minutes straight
sensing, lasers, fusion, is much more in need than Omics...
I prefer your breakdowns of these press releases. This is way over my head.
the best table talk interview ive heard from nvidia, thanks for posting !!!
Jensen is the best interview of ANY CEO. And there are a lot of great interviews among tech CEOs
Yes genius, he compares ai processor vs old cpu servers, what about Gaudi 3?
This is one of the most incredible displays of a CEO understanding vast swaths of knowledge and being as eloquent as anyone I’ve ever seen. He may outpace Elon on a global scale of impact in his lifetime.
He already did. Even Elon agrees.
Difference is: Elon has been wrong so many times. Talks mostly BS. Jensen Huang talks the talk & walks the walk.
Both are great.. Do not compare
Huang works in only 1 field: microchips.
Musk has created/participated in Zip2, PayPal, Tesla, SpaceX, Solar City/Tesla Energy, Boring Co, Neuralink, OpenAI and xAI/Grok, X/Twitter, and soon Starlink and its IPO.
@@Wirmish yeah no that is not how it works. He rather instructs his people to do it, ofc he has some insight into the tech but the main reason why humanity is there because of inventors who made the ground of concepts and and the specialists who are studying a specific branch of IT for years to excel at it and work for a big company. He is just a part of the triangle, who controls actually so he should get the same praise as the latter listed. And yeah he may have maintained these projects till now pretty well but not 100% of these companies he founded has came out from his mind, he rather saw the opportunity in them as a startup and bought it.
His presentational genius is his ability to speak to any level of technical understanding high to low but still able to make it relatable to the entire audience at the same time.
It helps that he’s got such awesome information to share. We are living in such an exciting time in history. I can’t wait to see how things unfold. Hopefully we don’t all die horrifically.
It's a lot of bullshit
@@saattlebrutaz like your life
He is incoherent
More leather jackets
NVIDIA CEO is awesome because he reads the energy of the room, he laughs, he explains in detail on the beginner level and the advanced level.
Much love man!
it's been 9 years I still can't make beats?
What's up with your explanation?
High IQ& EQ
You dont need to understand it just buy, buy buy buy buy, its the weight of an elephant, buy more get more💀
It's the leather jacket
@@Zombiesmoker the more you buy the more you save!
I have full faith that Nvidia can pull off insane engineering feats, and zero confidence that it will be zero cost computing
Cloud computing you will own nothing but it you make something better though your cloud you might get extra bug rations
Da fuk
Bro
There’s never zero cost computing, but it’s a figure of speech.
But the only way we get effectively zero cost is when power generation, like nuclear fusion becomes a thing.
Ai is going to improve ever aspect of life on earth. For the better. When Ai starts curing diseases left and right then you will understand.
Thanks for taking the time to edit this together for people who don't have time to watch these events or rather don't even know about these Events . Appreciate It 👍
My pleasure. I know your time is valuable.
@@TickerSymbolYOU Do you use AI to edit this? To connect two different phrases chatbot would do it well. To match intonation does AI cut it? :D
@@surmurai could transcribe and suggest time stamps for cuts, thats a good question
Jensen Huang of all people saying that resilience is the key to success and comes from hardship and suffering is exactly what I needed to hear right now.
Thanks for the effort! Appreciate the Supercuts. Jensen is not only brilliant and successful, but also a total class act and humble. You cannot help but to pull for him , ……. Not that he needs it. There are other very successful entrepreneurs out there who could learn the appropriate way to conduct themselves from Jensen. You are only truly successful if your conduct resembles Jensen’s.
the cuts actually made me watch the entire thing and it didnt seem as long as it was.
"People with high expectations have low resilience. Unfortunately, resilience matters in sucess"
I think that's been my issue. Needed to hear this.
Stanford might need to introduce a course in "pain & suffering" for the benefit of their students.
@@Darkroom69 that course is called "having an Asian parent. "
@@Darkroom69 Physical excercises, vaccination...inject certain amount of pain to trigger the body's self-defense, self-healing mechanism. Emotional resilience can also be developed via pain and suffering.
Jokes on him. I have low expectations and low resilience.
as someone always trying to keep up with all the stock content, i really appreciate the supercuts, thanks!
4:12 This is by far the most important statement he made. Continous learning of AI which is AGI and than ASI.
the universe inside the universe, how about we may be inside a huge simulation by a super computer.
That's literally singularity..
We're heading to an inescapable blackhole in near future..
@@couchtaming23it might not even be a supercomputer hahaha :D
I am getting increasingly impressed with Jensen as a leader! Keep it going!
I could listen to him talk all day long. Gives me hope for the future.
That is what he is selling. nVidia is hope. AMD is hopeless. That's his real message.
He successfully brainwashed you.
He is our generations Gordon Moore, creator of Intel, the guy who coined the term Moores law (compute 2x's every 2 years)
hope for future? you mean end of civilization and rise of robots right?
@@Martin.Szorad It won't be rise of robots like Terminator, IMO, but AI will be a major player in the demise of society as we know it. I'm worried about the next decades for sure. At 37, I'm young enough to see it start I think.
@@Planehazza By the time your hair is fully white, you'll have the option to live forever. Tell me how that can possibly be a bad thing... I dont know about you, but I'd pay anything to live forever and experience the growth and exploration of the galaxy
So this is a whole load of audience marketing blurb.... Fact is it's FEAR of having Nvidia becoming a monopoly of supply that has Microsoft and others building their own chips. Even IF these chips are slower, more expensive and costlier to run, one cannot tie one's future to one behemoth company digging a moat.
NVidia is also really testing the government's patience with it's risky interactions with china.
No monopoly lasts forever. Everything gets lazy, complacent and blindsided by something new it never saw coming - eventually.
Most people have no idea how dangerous it would be for all of us if Nvidia were to become complete monopoly in GPU chips. We’d no longer have the ability to control whatever rhetoric or agenda they want to force us to accept. It’s quite terrifying to me in all honesty, especially for as calculated as their CEO is… Imagine how many governments would want a piece of that power as well!!
Don't blame nVIDIA for a "monopoly" on these AI data center chips. Blame the institutions, government agencies, schools, hospitals, and universities for opting to purchse these H100, H200 AI GPU chips. Its NOT nVIDIA behind "how" these AI chips are being used, its the customers. There is a reason why nVIDIA is #1, so you can take your tinfoil hat off.
Bullish on AMD.
I know Nvidia has gotten a lot of press in the last few months after it crossed 2T... But most people still don't understand it well enough to get how influential it will be. It's like trying to explain to somebody that the iPhone and the concept of a smart phone are going to dominate the future, circa 2010. It's out there, but people don't understand the change to come. This is a once is a decade/ generation technology investment.
I have never paid for a software subscription service EVER. It only took an hour of using chat GPT to realize that the $20 a month was very possibly the greatest value in the history of software.
You're right.. Most People still can't flowchart a simple Y2K solution... and yet. They've got lots of slick things to say.
its way bigger than that. And the iphone came out 2007.
@@grokker99 Accelerated data center computing has been around for awhile. What I was saying is that there's proof that people really want this product, just like the iPhone in 2010, 3 years after it was released. That's the cool part though, it's proven to be a big thing. Certainty is important.
@@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO just because it will change society forever, doesn't mean it's a good investment. Are other people able to replicate their product one day?
I was shocked by his delivery. I have up to this point never listened to his actual presentations. I have simply watched the highlights. His ability to convey complex ideas simply is amazing.
i just watched the whole thing... i might even watch again just because of him... his presentation is amazing
I'm totally unimpressed with him. He's the enabler of the crime of the century: "scraping the entire internet." People will look back with deep regret.
@@JL-vi8my How is he "scraping the entire internet"? Seems hyperbolic. Are you concerned about the proliferation of A.I.? The genie is out of the bottle and the best we can do is get on board and learn how to manage it.
And we are thankful for and love Jensen and everything his team has done
🤣🤣🤣
You can't speak for everyone, also Jensen sure is a businessman 😉
I rarely share but I sent this one out. This man is brilliant. I have to find more video now.😊
Jensen is such a GREAT communicator.
Literally the best
And salesman
No. He is not a great communicator, as he does not communicate with the crowd at all. It is a one way presentation. A real communicator would actually communicate with the crowd, making sure they actually understand him, and that he understand them. That is not happening here. Just sound great, because nobody has a clue what he is talking about, nor critique him and what he is saying.
@@FrodeBergetonNilsenjensen has taken questions directly from the crowd many times in the past.
@@Wobbothe3rd As do Putin
I love the vision driven by competitiveness. This ensures continues effort for improved product. Thanks for a good video.
So you get off on corporate PR?
Competition always gives over to cooperation to survive. This apex predator nonsense is why nature always has the last say.
...And the hidden (and overt) costs, disparities, conflicts, weapons, wars, destruction, pollution and toxic waste gets worse too! But all fun whilst being distracted by the latest new things and bling!
@@humanitech You care about those stuff because it makes you feel good to think about them, They care about the new "bling" because it makes them feel good too. You are not at a moral high ground here, assigning value is a fallacy.
You don't care about them because it's in your nature, you care about them because they make you feel good. By Nature's design you are just an animal like they are
@@lightness7670 ???... I'm merely pointing out - as a designer - that there are also negative impacts, implication and costs to creativity and competition too! ...not out of pleasure nor any sense of subjective morality or moral high ground! It just happens to be true.
I love your videos. They always come up with so much value and logic. Keep up man.
I appreciate that, thank you.
This guy is a genius, articulating complex concepts in such an amazing way. I’m proud to be an engineer
He really is one of the best technical speakers of our time
Jensen's insight of Datacenters eventual transformation from Recorded content to Generated content is deeply insightful. Translation: that can't happen without low latency to end user on all AI related apps which in turn means very fast hardware generated Generative AI that is also generally applicable to all apps. What this means is exclusively customized ASIC based TPUs without any acceleration for non custom AI or general computations can't cut it. Which means GPUs are still the answer, which means NVDA has huge staying power.
Im most excited that nvidia supercomputing can help in better medicine design ,
I hope AI can help and speed up in cure some cancers and we need a way to fight cancer cells faster and effective way without harmful effects .
They wont. Its more profitable for farma having cancer patients than cure it.. its business they not gonna help for that lol. They care to sell xd
It's not possible to "cure" cancer.
Because it's caused by natural and required things in our body, continuously causing damage to DNA, while there are mechanisms to attempt to repair that damage.
This is a constant state of affairs, from before you're born till the day you die.
Free radicles are the main culprit of DNA damage, but even the oxygen we breath damages our DNA. Cancer is a price our biology is willing to pay for benefits like aerobic respiration (energy from food and breathing oxygen).
Every human (and multicellular animal) on earth has cancer. You have cancer...so do I...your cat, your dog, all of us.
It's inherent to the biology of complex multicellular life.
Normally, our immune systems are continuously hunting and killing cancer cells, to keep things from spiraling out of control. Because cancerous cells produce stuff that increases DNA damage, which increases cancerous cells (a feedback loop), and then the immune system cant keep up.
This cancer that plagues us all is also a significant part of why we age and die (it's what shortens the telomeres).
Most of us have under control cancer...while a few have out of control cancer.
When he said “scrape the internet to find the information” it reminded me exactly of the AI from Metal Gear Solid 2, it was honestly scary to hear that
Man, Sons of Liberty was SUCH a great game though
@@TickerSymbolYOU never thought you'll be a gamer (and an OG one at that)
@datboi2882 That AI from MGS have already been here for a decade and knows about you more than anyone around you (Google)
This game was way ahead of its time
Also the fact that the training base could very well draw from the dark web too. Shit scares me, as the surface web is tiny by comparison
@@connor.chan.jazzman yes, the AI it will be a well trained psychopaths/sociopath
Amazing Interview.....Loved it.......this guy is a Genius 👍
This Jensen guy is one cool dude. What an honor it must be to work with this guy. I can just hear his 2029 computer busting a gut, laughing at the idea that we use roads and 4 wheeled cars to get from place to place.
Embarrassed and looking around to see if anyone saw me applauding from my desktop ! LOL !
Jensen Huang's story is a great example of how one person's vision and determination can transform an entire industry. Of course, it's important to remember that not everyone has the same opportunities or resources as Huang, but his example can still inspire us to work hard and pursue our own passions and goals with dedication and perseverance. 😊
That advice at 11.34 sec about resilience is 🏆🥇⭐️👑 GOLD !!
So to summarize, keep buying NVIDIA stock.
Maybe
I made 180 million and my brother made 300 million Canadian dollars. We just sold before the Canadian budget came out earlier this month. We both bought the stock when it was 20 dollars a share back in August 2015. My brother thanked me for that one as I begged him to put everything into it back then.
@@parkerbohnn think you can throw me bonus for a cool 800 thousand! I appreciate it.. take care...LOL 😊
@@parkerbohnn well done, i think getting out at the right time is harder than going in early.
My rule is if it goes up really fast like 100x say , a Call option, in a sort time, like a day, consider selling that wiht a limit price.. i t can even be a mistyped order, or glitch.. grab the money. there are trillions now in the market its insane.
i bought 1000$ of apple at 20 . 2003, it was cheap Steve Jobs was bossing hard. but I thought MSFT would just alway dominate and i sold it, ( they sold their shares, now worth 1 billion if they didnt) my small investment would be $700,000 i guess not counting reinvesting.
options tho. that gives you 100x..
but AI is all over the place now , with we if i could go back in time to when Nokia the kind fell to 3$ and was bought by Microsoft 6$ a share or something, then noticed strange decision's to drop android., and movement in the options market i could have bought Calls for 5$ stike for like 0.02 cents for 100, and made $500 become $50,000 in a week. if i guess they would be acquired to make sense of it.
now i don't expect to find a nvidia chip on my nokia phone or any phone anytime soon. with Qualco inference and you can fit inference for an assistant on the phone, its not all running through an invidia chip and costing millions in electricity. the future could be optical and neuromorphic, that means memory is in the compute, and networking in the edge as nokia and other player want to standardize this , is also going to be a distributed system.
LLMs are getting less chatty.
Nokia , thats a 160 old company. they have ups and downs. his speech won me until generate everything.. I don't wan to to live in a matrix. We have simulations now. we need cheap computers that work in space and start moving out , to the moon,, or money is nothing with Acidic oceans , no air, and or nukes. Im investing in moon startups , like LUNR that is the first US moon lander NOVA -C , that didn't crash, but most sell after launch. its barely funded now but nasa will keep it going ..
@@parkerbohnn how dumb do you think people are?
Very interesting interview, thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What is up with all those "glitches" - one example is at 3:27 mark - video shows both of his hands jump by a foot distance form one frame to the next (you can move video frame by frame by pressing "." and "," on your keyboard), while the speech flows without interruption and lips are still synced with the sound. There are number of things like that throughout the video. Obviously manipulated - my question is why someone did that? What was taken out? Or added?
This is a supercut. I edited down a much longer video to just its highlights while making it still sound like a (mostly) natural flowing conversation. You’re getting about 80% of the original in 1/3 the time.
Love your Nvidia videos. Long time holder of shares since 2014. Best $2 stock I ever bought.
Legend!!
Return? Also I'm quite certain NVDA wasn't $2 in 2014.
Just flexing on us😂
@@djayjp Looks like I got the stock split wrong. It was $4 a share that I bought in. Anyway, it taught me to buy and hold on companies that are game changers.
It was 20 dollars a share in 2014 not 2 dollars a share. My brother and I made almost half a billion dollars in profit off of Nvidia. We sold all the shares earlier this month.
Is the host holding a pair of glasses and yet wearing another pair?
People do that when they have one pair for far and one for close distance (reading a paper).
That's obviously because this entire video's AI generated That's the only gaff, well that and the glasses of water
Whew good stuff
Yes
My dad used to do that. Sometime have the second pair on top of his head.
great job shrinking his speech int this one video!! I wish we had this kind of shrinking as a service everywhere, to not waste time anymore.
Generative content is going to blow people away. Imagine going to your computer or some AI website and typing in something like "Create a brand new episode of Seinfeld where ____" and then watching a literal episode come to life before your eyes.
It is not working that way 😂
Seinfeld is so bad that your computer would die.
@@markko8891it will tho in the future, copyright will be an important topic ofc but you will have zero problems generating your own movie/series this decade already… extending an already existing ID might end up being illegal (understandably) but fortunately we possess creativity. I am more worried about humanity losing touch with society and nature.
that literally already was made and was streaming on twitch
@@L1qu1d_5h4d0w it wont in the future nothing can replace human ingenuity...ai doesn't have a sense of humor...everything would be prompted to make a decent frankenstein at best.
Didn't know Jensen Huang is such a witty likeable wise guy.
It's a pleasure to hear him talking. Unbelievable speech, I love it!
in the generative future 15:00, each TV viewer will watch his own version of the show, even though designed by its creators and script writers, but adapted according on the fly to his preferences and requests! like, casting will be customizable. nice idea!
Sounds very messy; requires choices and decisions. Won't be enjoyable to the masses OR a false choice that is actually predetermined based on preferences and leads you to believe its what you want.
Same with gaming. "Hey GPT 10, make me a game that combines all elements of Sims, Forza, GTA and Call Of Duty. Make the map as large as Earth with all of the same populations of all living beings".
And it will. Sounds like an impossible amount of compute but remember that in the 80's Bill Gates said 64mb is more than enough memory. Today even our phones have 250 times more ram. Compute is even more insane
@@Julian-h9y8l have you missed the distinction between "requires" and "allows" in the dictionary?
Many talk about Bezos, Musk, Jobs, Gates, Page, Brin and many others, yet for many years now our lives have been significantly transformed for the better, mainly thanks to Huang.
Significantly transformed how?
@@beepbop6697 did you watch the video? Do you understand the meaning behind his words? Nvidia is not just videocards. Medicine, gene engineering, Ai, data centers, everyday applications help humanity. Nvidia is much more important than for an example Elon Musk companies.
@@demitsuru they said our lives have been significantly transformed by AI -- I'm just asking for someone to point out one thing where their life has been significantly transformed by AI...
@@beepbop6697 butterfly effect. People do not know that their life changed. But if you live off grid, nothing will change for you.
Also, not all people get those changes directly but indirectly too.
Google maps
Spellchecker (i am not native speaker)
Deep Learning translation to different languages
This are small examples, that directly made impact on me.
Indirectly, data collecting from users and giving the ads about things that can help you. Watching how to build a house, get everything you need. Cooking, studying, etc. Ai will cherry pick based on reviews, and based on your preferences. Now it is not only done by simple algorithms.
Next. ChatGPT or Copilot from Microsoft (they are the same thing)
If you have official Windows11, copilot is already there.
The more powerful datacenter that get upgraded, the better Ai will service you.
About services. It became much better to search and to learn things, before ChatGPT appeared.
If you do not understand anything what i am saying, means you are denying the evolution, and are like my parents who ask for help to transfer photo from their phones.
Also, if you go to reddit "explain to me like i am 5" and ask people for more examples, you may find your answer.
Ai is not panacea, that make your life better instantly.
@@beepbop6697 the algorithm that feeds you this video is an AI running on an Nvidia GPU on a datacenter. How did it changed your life?
Well people are literally just on their phones and screens 5 to 6 hous a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Instead of, you know, being out and about, spending time with family, being in the real world.
Imagine. No social media, no TH-cam, no Google, no Tiktok, no Meta, no Linkd In, no nothin.
See the change ai has made in your life?
Because all of these platforms, runs artificial intelligence.
"Our TCO is so good that even when the competitor's chip are free, it s not cheap enough" LOL
🤯 Right?!
Is it true? What is the barrier that competitors can not do?
@user-qs2vl4nl3l I think he's saying 2 things:
1. The TCO for operating AI datacenters dwarfs the cost of the chips themselves
2. His AI TCO dominates competitors TCO so completely that they just can't compare (at least not anytime soon, due to system and ecosystem complexity)
Thus, datacenters wouldn't use competitors chips even if they were free because the TCO would be so high that they would lose money operating the "free" chips.
I assume this is the basis for his claim that "100%" of inference is done using nVidia chips--it's just not cost effective to do anything else.
Sounds like a monopoly
@@bev8200 lol cuz it kinda is!
Wow ! Huang's description and analogy of understanding the meaning of a protein in a cell and cell to the rest of the organism. Being able to see the web of logic that complex system have will be a phenomenal boost to finding flaws or building simplifications of systems.
Except he says Large-Language-Model which means he does not understand anything about AI.
i.e. The CEO of nVidia does not understand AI. Talk about a Holy Shit moment.
So you've reduced the cost of computing by 1 million percent. Why is my video card five times more expensive than it was a decade ago? LOL
because it's probably 5 million times as powerful as your old one
Because of inflation and supply of chip but also nvidia investment in that technology many years ago.
I’m grateful for people like this. It is them that steer humanity in the right direction.
This guy is an amazing CEO, he really understands what investors need to hear and then delivers year on year.
At 13 minute, he put it so succinctly...It's hardship that builds character and resilience!!! He is a wise man!!!
Can you please comment on your thoughts regarding Chamath from the All In Podcast? He feels the future is Inference chips and that Nvidia is for weak in that area. Inference to be 100 times bigger than training. Have you looked into this? Thoughts?
I asked this question in another thread and just now again prior to watching the video. Jesen does talk about this. I think (hope) Chamath was just pumping up his own company, a competitor to NVDA. Thanks for posting this video Alex
I do think GROQ is something to watch out for.
I think Jensen addresses inference @ 6:10. Maybe Alex who knows far more than me can comment on Jensen's addressing inference.
@@forajche says training and inference will happen simultaneously in the future or something like that, and groq can't do that. But here and now, groq is far more cost effective at llm/lpu and may meet the needs of many companies.
4:41 there is a very obvious edit here from a very key point in how data is collected that clearly removes a significant amount of extremely important contextual information, and it should be included in any presentation to ensure fully accurate context and transparency.
So humble & heart touching statement from Jensen that he has learned to live with”low expectations”. To me he is like the CEO Narayan Murthy of Infosys. Simple living & high thinking way beyond our imaginations. Such are the people who can change the world for better or humanity and mainstream global economic growth. 🕉👏👏🙏👍✌️🫶💐🌎
OK. He looks 20 years younger here than he did in 2014. What AI thing is helping him reverse his age?
jensen is actually resting at home, while multiple AGI jensens are running the company 😊
$75 Billion helps
The more you use your brain, the less chance you become senile
00:03 Cost of computing reduced by 1 million times, enabling new breakthroughs in AI and software.
02:19 NVIDIA introduces the H700 chip with immense capabilities.
04:38 The advancement of computing technology will lead to a significant decrease in the marginal cost of computing, allowing for more computational tasks.
06:50 Inference is crucial for engaging more users with Nvidia's accelerated Computing platform
08:58 NVIDIA aims to add so much value that even when competitor's chips are free, they are not cheap enough.
11:20 Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and engineers
13:51 Future computing will be generative, impacting the demand for Fabs and the shape of computing.
15:56 NVIDIA is open to building more customized solutions for customers.
17:56 Leveraging ecosystem for progress
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Scares me. Too much power in one place.
Try drag or a rocket car. Then we will talk.
Thank you for the cut. Appreciate scaling down the whole video to the most meaningful parts.
Glad it was helpful!
Skynet: beginning
I can't wait to upload myself.
I went to Stanford. And I sure have suffered. But I have seen remarkable things, so it really does work out. I'm 71 but on a new nano-tech adventure.
The moderator John needs AI to understand AI.
Thank you so much for the great video. Great respect for Jensen Hwang
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.
Shamlessly scraping the whole internet without asking?
And no direct compensation.
You mean the main revenue stream for all of big tech for the past 20+ years? This isnt exactly new; as a matter of fact, this is the norm. It's wrong, yes, but it didn't start here.
The Internet has always been free. The concern shouldn't be not asking permission for the useful knowledge, it should be the ability to filter out the shitposts, racism, bigotry, flat earth theory, religion and all the other useless shit.
The whole internet is available to "scrape" as it is already, no permission required. What I do when I surf the web is "scraping" a tiny bit of it. What I understand Jensen to be saying, is that, future computation will be able to look at all the data available on the web, very quickly, to make real time decisions while simultaneously simulating outcomes and other scenarios. This could fast-track research for medicines, gene therapy, economic projections, space exploration, data collection, basically anything with mountains of data to sift through and make sense of. This is already happening by the way in astronomy, Neil Degrasse Tyson talks about the use of AI in sorting through the Petabytes worth of data that observatories and telescopes can collect. It can just get way more efficient and way faster.
He said so many things that just felt like engineering or developer leaps, but i couldn't imagine what would that translate to by the time it reaches consumers.
😂😂😂 reduce the cost by 1 milions times what a shit show....
What he just described was singularity level AI system. Our current top level AI supercomputers have around 100 times more processing power than in human brains. They are not very smart because our current AI architectures are inefficient and the learning process is exponentially more inefficient when the complexity increases.
If incremental learning can be solved and computation power still increases significantly, singularity is possible. With all the unused potential, it can get out of our hands fast. We should think twice before building an AI which can improve itself on the fly. Incremental learning is a step which enables it fast.
What TCL stands for - in the first 00:08 seconds of this video ??
TCO = total cost of ownership
I have an Nvidia Riva 128. Does it relate to this somehow?
what does he mean when at 15:01 when he says that the future of computing will be "generative"? Can someone possibly give an example of how an instance of this generative computing could work in the future? Is it comparable to live streaming?
I believe it means, Made on the spot. Think about an actor improvising a scene rather than reading from a script.
@@ReignSurvives Hmm, so would my Twitter feed, for example, be generated on the spot instead of seeing pre-made content by other people? Like when I'm scrolling down, the feed is being generated in real time by an AI?
@@federicocucinotta7772 It could be but I don't think that will be one of the scenarios we would see.
I think what's being suggested is that the type of content on the internet will go from being a pre recorded bit of content (website, youtube video, cat picture) to a live content generation more akin to a live stream or a conversation. Basically, rather then go to google and look for a website that might have your answer, you would ask the computer your question and it would produce a conversation, video, picture etc that would answer your question. So it would be Generating the content in the moment, hence being called generative.
@@ReignSurvives Right this is much clearer! Basically all knowledge (among other things that we might not even yet know) that you will search for will be generated on the spot and cater exactly to your needs. In a sense, this is already a little bit the cases with the introduction of chatGPT, but in the future it will be much more.
So, the chip that can replace a data center, if it can process large language models, could it read someone’s collected works (writing, photography, personal records, social media posts etc, to the point where it could emulate that persons decision making & personality to a degree?
of course that's exactly what's coming
Wow! The technology integration he talks about looks to me like the days when we transitioned from TTL to LSI, and then VLSI, and then SoC.... Compare the DEC Vax 11/780 (size of 4 washing machines) with a desktop PC.... this transformed the world.
Why are top employees selling so many shares ? That is a concern for investors.
At 2:30 he is edefining the word "chip". Please, why? It just confuses things when "chip" means a single piece silicon to everyone else, but now hes selling "chips" that are whole racks of equipment.
11:30 is a great part of this video. Makes me think of the quote "Weaklings have no choice but to choose the path of the weak, you see..."
Great video!
I'm somewhat ashamed to admit that I hadn't heard of this guy before, but I'm really glad that now I've not only heard of him but listened to a great talk from him! Really good stuff!
I’m happy to be a small part of that!
Nvidia chips have been best in class for 30 years always staying one step ahead of the competition.
Graphics cards, then crypto mining and robotics/self-driving cars, and now AI ...
Note his prediction around 15:00 about the future of computing moving from retrieving content (today) to generating content in the future. That is a transformational shift in how things work that will have a profound affect on the world. Think of going from dirt wagon tracks to interstate highways. That's what Nvidia is doing for the future.
This kind of cutting-edge progress is why I've been invested in Nvidia for years.
Are video card prices still sky high?
100% generative computing is how information and history itself is lost. Not a good idea. Generative computing and ai will no doubt be great for solving problems and at being creative, but should never be allowed to replace standard modern computing.
Do you think shares will increase after nvidia's balance sheet on May 9?
I was there two guys in the back talking, they were not speechless.
How many fabs will it take to make an AI that will be able to correctly spell a word misspelled by one letter?
Did he demonstrate ? Please give actual comparison?
Interesting that they figured out excellent computing, but the sound is still mid
Did he mention melted connectors and what the company is going to do about it.
Truly a terrific contribution from Jensen, a joy to watch!
something about neuromorphic tech, quantum computing or thermodynamics computing, or will be on that tech another 100 years?
"Greatness comes from people who suffer" -- thanks for the enlightment
If the cost goes down do zero, why does the entry level GPU he sells now are priced at what mid-top range was 6 years ago?
Brilliant!guy! .acts humble and polite like Bill.gates.. speaks better than elon musk..as strict and focsed as Steve jobs..and moves fast like Jacky Chan...perfect CEO package!
So Skynet will be running on Nvidia chips?
Love this guy glad the world is supporting him now. Ai is the most important thing humanity will have ever made.
It's so obvious that he is genius and I don't mean genius in the sense that most people who fanboy over things call their idols. It's really obvious that he thinks of things in a very profound programmatic structured functional way. I'm very impressed I've never listened to him speak except for marketing. There's a profound inner depth to this person.
How to implement sigmoid() function easily? Is the real logarithm() and exp() the only way ?
This is crazy, incredible and amazing. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Will companies like Crisper (CRSP) be using Nvidia chips for their gene editing methods?
9:30 legend😂
12:10 resilience👍🏻
13:10 the jacket story😂
16:05 big pressure🗣️
What happened to the other two founders of Nvidea
Finally a valid explination for the use of AI in terms of computing and not just ask AI questions and have the AI try to show emotions.
So when does mimetic poly alloy come out?
Jensen is truly a very nice humble guy.
Generative data will definitely change our relationship with knowledge and how we use it. Will the DYI videos on You-Tube become obsolete? I can only imagine the possibilities as I learn to work with cement for my home project .Medicine will be impacted as well. I imagine being able to visualize a patient's condition in 3D down to the cellular level. How exciting this will be!
i lost logic.
Can someone explain the reason why a guy using glaces holding a second pair of glaces.
We need the breakthrough now to understand humans.
nvidia and reducing costs in one sentence?
My question would be, when does he envision AI designing a generation of chips. Just as he described AI figuring out the human genome when will it redesign its own future platform?
How soon as he would know better than anyone.
One thing not addressed in this conversation with Jensen is: What does he see in China that competes with Nvidia and where could it outperform Nvidia? I've heard other media reports that say Huawei's Ascend 920 sales are slowing Nvidia's offerings in China.