Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the $2 trillion company powering today's AI | 60 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2024
- Jensen Huang leads Nvidia - a tech company with a skyrocketing stock and the most advanced technology for artificial intelligence.
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Good to see an engineer as a CEO and not a finance guy
Except for Apple, isn't pretty much every big silicon valley company ran by a CEO who was an engineer?
I’m been a NVDA & AMZN fanboy and shareholder for many years. I love these companies, remarkable. Jeffy Bezos was a wall st. guy and noticed this “internet” thing may be good for “online shopping 🛒”. Started Amazon out of his garage. Jensen started Nvidia with a meeting Denny’s 🍽️
@@TheVic18t it’s not that deep pal
@@jaweel6205 You trying to sound profound or something? Then just don't buy anything from Amazon or Apple then.
lol is a tech company not ran by an engineer supposed to make it any better or any worse? If the company is successful who cares what background the person has.
@@TheVic18t A CEO with experience in Engineering, Marketing, Sales and Finance ... is fully equipped for the job. That is ONE very important aspect of rating a companies investment value... along with other fundamental factors.
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Fun fact: Jensen Huang of Nvidia and Lisa Su the CEO of AMD are distant relatives. Lisa Su's maternal grandfather is the eldest brother of Huang's mother.
very very distant
Second cousins
@@Aggrofool not very distant. Lisa Su is the daughter of Huang's cousin. It's your cousin's child
Both are amazing CEOs
Fun fact: She looks like his pawn shop version, which AMD is to NVIDIA
Notice how both Nvidia and AMD are doing much better than INTEL right now.
Before Pat became CEO of INTEL, they wasted years with a CEO who was a financial banker with no tech engineering background. All he did was "financially" engineer the company to artificially inflate the stock price. In the end, it didn't work out well. Hope this is a lesson for all tech companies. Financially engineering your stock only goes so far.
this is our whole country rn
Boeing is suffering from that very issue rn
@@Qstyles18 my first thought haha
Although now with NVIDIA's sky high market cap, they will have to play that same stock game in order to keep growing.
If Nvidia were run by a finance guy, we'd be playing pong now.
I'm no longer confident in my investment strategy due to the impending recession. I aim to reallocate my $250K portfolio. What's the most effective strategy to invest right now?
Safest approach i feel to tackle it is to diversify investments. By spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown. its important to seek the guidance of an expert
True. Having the right financial planner is invaluable. My portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 90% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, though this could take till Q3 2024.
That's impressive, have you always had guidance?
Please educate me, i'm willing to make consultations to improve my situation,
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"If you want to do extraordinary things, it shouldn't be easy". Thank You Jensen for reminding me.
My first Nvidia consumer product was a Riva 128 AGP video card with 4 megabytes of memory in 1997
Some have frames, and others feel the pain.
@@DannyMancheno a monster comment that can't go unappreciated
Hello YT legend. Chocolate Rain!
Mine was a BFG Tech GeForce FX 5900 back in 2003!
Nice! Was that the one that didn’t do bilinear filtering but was really fast anyway vs the 3DFx Voodoo? I remember those days of nVidia vs 3DFx and the API wars.
Jensen is already a living legend as one of the greatest founders & CEOs there will ever be.
In my Masters, I called him Tech King Jensen
And yet 60 minutes could only do a 13 minute video with him......
@@henrythegreatamerican8136Yeah I feel like they left a few things out that could have made it a much stronger story, they just added like 4 more minutes. It would have been way better.
@@claypool7897 They threw mainly softball questions.
i briefly met him when he donated 10's of millions to build a nano technology building on Stanfords campus in like 2011 or 10'. they put his name on the building. think an auditorium is called Nvidia.. his beautiful daughter and Jerry Yang founder of yahoo were also there. super humble guy
This is the definition of journalism. Just tell the damn story and tell it well. A masterclass of journalism.
it is the exact opposite.
Agreed
@@jc12szn mellicans are so basic
@@figgettit ?
“You are so great Jensen. How do you do it?”
Back in 1999, Brother called me at 04:00 am, told me IPO of NVDA will open today, he stated buy as much as you can, at the time it was $19.00 a share, fast forward we both still have our shares, smiling for the last 25 years, we always talk about the moment in 1999-
How much are those shares worth now?
Here's a story about buying NVDA. I'll make it short and direct. I'm a Seiko watch collector, especially older models. So, I started browsing through Craigslist for some bargain deals and ran into this seller from Arizona, but the contact info is San Diego. Hmmm! Send texts and make an offer on four watches. I had asked a few Q's about his contact info listed. Legit 👍, he's a retired Vet from the Navy.
For some reason, our conversation led to investments, I initiated it to get more info of him. He said that back in 2006, he bought NVDA at $2 a share. Worse time for NVDA, but it's great for him. He's got a few thousand shares but won't tell me the exact number. To this day, he is still holding on...
A nine year old from Taiwan to this. Only in America. 🎉
When the education system doesn't limit the imaginations!
There's another 9-year old from Taiwan who started his tech company about the same time that Huang did. Do you know the company's name? (Hint: He's also a billionaire.)
the american dream
@@joeyp1927 Yahoo?
Was he born at 9? Was he an 8 year old at any point? 7?
Or did he appear one day out of thin air?
Great journalism and thanks for putting the spotlight on Jensen. From a fellow Taiwanese, you done us proud❤
I saw so many changes during my time here.
Best of luck to the generation starting now.
Thank you, we will need it...
@@thegringobr2403 no we dont
They probably do better considering as millennial it’s been one hurdle after another.
Need wisdom from previous generations too so this milestone is crossed optimally avoiding any mistakes done during previous milestones.
in your generation the remote control was invented so that humans control appliances.
if you look what social media algorithms and mobile phones are doing now, you will recognize that in the actual generation it is the other way around. even i have to formulate this comment in a certain way to not get a slap on the wrist from a f..*+..? youtube algorithm. and there are different way to get remote controlled.
* your social media tool tells you that the comment was banned due to certain guidelines
* your comments does not get posted and you don't know why
* it looks like your comment has been posted but only you can see it and for others you don't exist.
the question is, how much freedom is there when 75% of the social media tools that are being used are controlling you?
what happens when network routers do the same?
Fun fact: Nvidia didn't go bankrupt because Sega's CEO decided to pay them in full ($5M) even if they didn't deliver the technology asked for.
Sega literally saved Nvidia from bankruptcy without getting anything in return.
The whole essence of the successful story is about making good quality of chips at much lower prices. That is why chips haven’t manufactured in Taiwan even in mainland China.
@@motionattached are u ok
Jensen Huang said his success is “LUCK founded by VISION”. Vision is rare, yet Luck is gem.
And a lot of hard work...
Jensen is arguably one of the most likeable CEOs great to see his journey paying off in a great way
And he doesn't make me wonder (like Elon and Bezos) if he's actually an alien.
I refuse to believe this man hasn't seen major companies lay off large portions of their workforce during record high profits. He literally works alongside the industry that's been hit the hardest the last 5 years.
I lol’d at that part.
A well-coached answer. Notice he also doesn't fall into the other trap when talking about what jobs will be replaced at factories: All the ones that suck, that no one really wants to do. But if you mention that, it says you don't think some people's jobs are good, etc...
I think he has too much at stake with those companies to give them a bad rep. But the egg is going to be on their faces, when either the AI goes out of control, or the people and come after all of them in the end. This is utter nonsense. They need to either inform the government that universal based income will become a necessity in the near future, or face havoc.
His point was only that new jobs get created and people get re-hired. Layoffs aren't anything new. We're still a long ways from full automation so it's not the end of the world yet. I do expect there will come a day that people aren't needed for work so there will have to be some solution. Productivity should be ridiculously high so it shouldn't be difficult to compensate people even if they aren't needed for work. AI will be provide tough competition for people so asking for a raise might not be as easy as it used to be. The company may not need to find another worker to replace you so they may not care if you walk or not.
He did dodge a bullet with his response, however, you're all complaining about the inevitable.
The only work an AI or robot could ever replace entirely are hand labour jobs. And this, on the great scheme of things, is extremely positive and a huge leap for mankind.
It means people will have more time available at their disposal; time to educate, to work creative jobs, fulfilling time at last! Or do you really think people love doing hard labour work 8 hours a day 6 days of the week?
Anything we can possibly automate, we should. That just opens a whole new door of possibilities to what we can do with our time.
@3:23 never got such goose bump from AI conversation before. Jensen's curiosity and passion is infectious.
And it’s such a true statement
this man makes me want to buy a motorcycle jacket right now!
I bought mine in 2016 🤣🤣 💰💰
The statement is 😂
I’ll sell you one on ebay
Jensen amazing contribution to this country is why it is extremely important to continue supporting Taiwan 🇹🇼 future democracy.
Because talents like Jensen under China ruling would be suppressed and demised.
This is one of the best segment yet. So excited for the future.
Just remember... The skynet funding bill was passed in Congress on Augest 4th, 1997.. removing human decisions from strategic defense. Skynet begins to learn rapidly and eventually becomes self aware at 2:14 A.M Augest 29th 1997.....
I like Jensen , he show attributes that makes me feel comfortable investing in his business. And these attributes are #1 Honest, #2 perseverance, #3 Discipline, #4 Competence, # 5 intelligence, #6 never forgot where he came from, and many more I wish we have people like that in the federal government leadership administration and house of congress and local and city governments
It's cool that Denny put the plague on the wall to comemorate the company. How often can a 15 dish washer @ Denny turned out to be the 4th richest company in the world? He seems to never forget his roots.
That Turkish CEO at the end of this interview needs a separate interview.
True, He is a one-of-a-kind. There will never be AI Jensen for sure !!!
Success depends on the actions & steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits, such as regularly setting aside money for sound investments..
I'm glad I got into crypto when I did because it's been a turning point for me financially, been my best decision so far.
Inspiring! Do you think you can give me some tips on how to invest in a healthy way like you are doing now?
Yes!! That's exactly who she is, Wendy Lee Olson. Many people have praised it and I am just starting out with it from Australia 🇦🇺
Respect to 60min for producing a fair and balanced segment. Instead of the cliche 'doom and gloom' narrative. The future looks bright!
Good seeing a conventional news report ask good questions and interviews plus the leap from silicon graphics once dominate position to nividia seems so natural now.
From Denny's dishwasher to building a company that is changing the world. Jensen is humanity's hero !
He's just another greedy capitalist who is gonna sell the most advanced chips to military weapon development departments which is gonna produce more deadly and effective killing drones, tanks, missiles ,and horrific stuff you never heard about ,so he's humanity's antagonist in the name of science and technology!.
Jensen’s story is so inspiring! It proves that dreams really do come true when you stay consistent!!!
Jensen Huang is the sheer opposite of the typical pyschopthatic CEO
He doesnt blink
@@zero2006xlFOCUSSS 👀
@@zero2006xl Its his first principles powerhouse intensity that keeps his eyes watered.
Really? No one remembers the 970 3.5 gb ram fiasco? How they lied to everyone?
He has a Elon musk vibe to him, but asian.
Take away his leather jacket, you take away his power.
Only Delilah could do that, Luckily he married Lori.
"If you want to do extraordinary things, it shouldn't be easy!"
This has to be the most I have taken from this interview.
Right now, he _is_ the CEO of the Year. NO questions. Nobody comes even close.
Lisa Su with AMD - They push Nvidia to the point Nvidia has done very shady things to stay ahead. PC gamers know all too well about Nvidia and there rise thanks to them.
It is all about the price. The company is headquartered in Taiwan, if he move the manufacture in the states, he might not survive the competition.
@@motionattached Nvidia HQ is down the road from me not in Taiwan..They use TSMC for chip fab like every other tech company - that's the only Taiwan connection.
@@LakerTriangle Do you know TSMC setup large manufacture base in China, that is why they keep price lower.
@@motionattached TSMC doesn't have low pricing...They are the market leaders and price accordingly. I know for a fact waffer pricing increased again last year because they are at capacity and expect that to continue as the 3nm FAB came online. And according to Google TSMC only has a 28nm FAB in China currently. I follow tech rumor sites so I hear about this stuff often.
Amazing insights, thank you to the respected host and Senior Jensen for sharing.
Kudos to 60 Minutes for acknowledging the fears of many with a clip from 2001.
The clip is from 1968, the film is called "2001: A Space odessey."
His demeanor is so calming, I love hearing this man pontificate and I love the fact I brought NVDA 2 years ago for me and my 2 year old daughter hopefully she won't have to work so hard tomorrow ;).
I'm surprised that they didn't mention he's a billionaire. The guy's worth almost 80 billions
paper gains
@@tritonyeah you said it as if you had this paper gain on your stock account :)
@@georgevan2606
He can’t liquidate all of his stock at once or else the stock will plummet
When they say your company is worth a couple trillion, the billionaire part doesn’t have to be said.
We're going to look back in 50 years and just be in awe of this man's incredible intelligence and perseverance to revolutionize the world. What an amazing human being.
He is 61, and talking about have been working hard everyday of 61 years.
@@motionattached he finished high school in 2 years
@@Damon_Mah what decided their business success was not squeaky smart business plan, but the model of reasonable price+ good quality while other chip makers were busy on the maximum profit model.
Just as an explanation why a graphics card is essential for Generative AI: To run Generative AI at a decent speed you need to run several thousand computing tasks at the same time. A graphics card computes the image for a 3D image on your screen not from the top left to the bottom right on the screen pixel by pixel, but it computes an area of the image with all pixels at the same time at once (the programs computing a pixel are called "pixel shaders"), which are several thousands. But you can use the computed value of a pixel of course also for something different if you don't show the image buffer on the monitor and use the image memory for text data for example (or voice data).
Thank you for your explanation. A lay man like me appreciates it.
Thanks for that, it now makes a lot of sense
My first Nvidia card was the 6800 Ultra....Back in the day EVGA,XFX and BFG Tech are my Favs.....
its great that AMD and nvidia have this competition so the consumers are getting good products from them
I am fascinated by AI. However, at the company I work for, we are already working on implementing AI to literally replace us..
Get into investing, and get rich so you don't have to be worried about a job again.
Good job
@@hencytjoe easier said than done
I really hope the ethical questions are being addressed around AI.
They're not...We all know it takes a big event to get people to question if we've gone too far.
@@LakerTriangle Scary. I just look back at social media as an example and wonder if we have learned anything.
@@kjuarez29 Never have and never will.
Hubris goes hand-in-hand with the desire for power.
AI: Ethics?! I gots your ethics right here! (Insert graphic euphemism of choice)
@@LakerTriangle🤖🌏
Great interview, thank you for sharing.
Jensen for sure is the 20's version of Steve Jobs
💯
This is an insult to Jensen, there's no comparison
Steve Jobs was a great man, even when we knew he made billions off the backs of children? Or maybe it's that it feels like all our heroes are counterfeit? The world itself's just one big hoax
Steve Jobs was good at marketing and that's it
@@claypool7897 Steve Jobs was a great man, even when we knew he made billions off the backs of children? Or maybe it's that it feels like all our heroes are counterfeit? The world itself's just one big hoax
Everyone watching this needs to consider the implications of where AI is heading, because we cannot stop it, and we need to start preparing for what it means, now! As it will only keep advancing. Ignore the instinct to think it'll never do certain things, for I can assure you it will, and far sooner than you may expect. Don't believe those who say we don't need to prepare, as they're probably the ones who'll profit the most from delay. It's not going to create anywhere near enough "new jobs" quickly enough to reemploy all those it will displace! What new jobs could it create, that it couldn't also do itself? AI exists thanks to years of data and content, collected from all of us, that goes into training it to then out compete us. Demand your AI Dividend! Your piece of the benefits your data helped create. How else will we keep workers afloat while they figure out what to do next, how else can we keep the middle class from losing everything they've built? I've yet to hear a better answer, that doesn't just dismiss or dodge.
Thank you Nvidia for helping my stock portfolio.
How much bro
11:45 His thinking is aligned with the rest of us in the tech community xD
We both felt it was such an amazing technological leap while also fearing our own creation as this is a pandora's box. Much like the box, you couldnt resist opening it thus this is a progress that you cant stop, it will eventually happen one way or another.
Inspiring & Scary at the same time!
same thing people said about computers. This is the next stepping stone in human development. just like computers were/are
Jensen comprehension skills are equal to those displayed in the Nvidia digital drivers
60 Minutes : you forgot to mention a very distinctive and important fact....Blackwell is using 192 GB of HBM 3 memory....HBM1, HBM2, HBM3 are designed and developed by AMD and are AMD-s intellectual property....and Nvidia has been using HBM since GTX Titan V from 2017 and has been paying royalties to AMD for every GPU that has anykind of HBM version mounted on it.
Jensen is my IDOL !!!
Shoutout fr Wall Street, Manhattan, NYC!!!
Mad respect for Jensen ❤
One of my favourite companies since 2000 until forever.
Cool documentary. Thank you for sharing!
Am I crazy for only having the nervous feeling not the excited feeling as they described in this interview? Tech has gone largely ungoverned with little to zero oversight so long as these majors have been around. How will this not be any different in the race to be the dominant company of AI?
Even as somebody who likes Nvidia innovations, I agree with you.
Don’t be a luddite!
@@raybod1775 the problem with the luddites is that they took their rage out on innovation instead of social inequality
Think about the robot which didn't always pick up the orange perfectly, it helps but not perfect. I think it might help in the caregiver environment in the future.our population are aging rapidly, but not enough caregivers. Perhaps AI can help monitoring the daily medication, reading the lab results etc. Human still needs to help with changing the linens, preparing meals
nobody in congress knows the first thing about technology, how will they even regulate it? It’s unstoppable.
This is gonna be so old school 63 years from now.
More like 10 years or less at the rate of everything now lol
In case this comment is still around in 63 years, hello future historians!
63 years from now will be 130 years old… thank you AI for extending my life!
The next 50 years will be the wildest time to ever be alive in history.
Until the 50 years after that 🚀
So was ww1 to the 50s my brain hurts thinking about it.
You are assuming we make it that long. There will be major upheaval in the next 50 years, another world war, deadly virus or something in the ecosystem breaks massively.
New tech, record global warming and flooding on all the coasts… yes it will be wild.
Yeah it might be the bloodiest time in history and might be the end for human history.
he was 30 when he met at Dennys, so 31 years of hard work not 61, the early years being born, being a kid, being a college kid, liven life with no worries. 61 living life with billions, master in life!
you forgot his years of hard work at LSI Logic, Advanced Micro Devices, and college/grad school in electrical engineering before founding Nvidia; being a kid in Taiwan is hard work too and he finished high school in 2 years
going to stanford is real hard work for most people
I started with an Nvidia Riva TNT2 card and am running on a 4090 now! Other than my Voodo3 and one Ati card I have been with Nvidia the entire time. It's been a heck of a ride!
Cool interview
Surprising that he can say "when earnings increase companies hire more people" with a straight face when for the last two years tech companies posting record profits have been laying off 10's of thousands of people.
Tech companies laid off the least productive employees. Elon Musk started house cleaning with X (Twitter) and other tech firms followed.
If you pay attention to data you’d know those companies still have more workforce overtime
Why do i feel we are going to need a John Connor soon?
This is the amazing of having an engineering ceo vs business guys!
This is going to separate the poor and rich countries even more. And within society, this is going to keep the wealthy more in power who have access to these AI computers and staff that can make them work.
It has been and is going to be absolutely amazing for scientist in all specialisations to make lives of all people longer, easier and safer.
I believe our only hope is to encourage our children to major in science and technology. Those jobs will be very important.
We need more offshoring of labor to move more wealth to poor countries
Everything works until it doesn’t.
@@OrionPax127 let me guess. You write scripts for Disney movies for living.
Great story and inspiration.
I love that. He's so humble.
Everything started from videogames including Deep Mind a company founded by the ex developer of "Theme Park" a game of the early 2000s.
Deep Mind then proceeded to open the new era of AI by defeating "GO" champions in Sounth Korea and that's when the revolution started
With these AI chips in Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon Servers, they will know me better than my Mom.
no question about that
What makes you think they don’t already do?
Your mom vs super computer? I don't think that's fair fight :D
We can't completely control this technology forever. It would be like an ant trying to control a human.
Some people will be riding the on top of the wave of AI.
Technology & Innovation open a new page in our history.
great interview
Not only make Nvidia new generation every year so to speak, but they make them with less energy. Not many people think of this, but this has a huge impact worldwide.
You forgot the part where every generation product consumes more energy
Laughs in 4090
They have no choice but to create appliances that use less energy, else it makes it harder to scale up infrastructure. The datacenters that Microsoft and OpenAI are planning to create within the coming years are expected to use nearly a gigawatt of energy, basically your average nuclear power station.
“i’ve never seen one company that had earnings increase, and not hire more people”
That's cap.
We’ll see.
The godfather of AI. He saw this revolution long before any of us.
Great man 🤘
I actually bought a new nVidia card last week to increase the GPU memory to 16GB (RTX 4060 TI) so I can run larger LLM models on my computer, which is a normal gaming PC. Free software like InvokeAI or Text-Generation-WebUI allow me to run AI image generators or text generators almost in a normal speed, independent from a commercial AI provider. Which shows that this technology is actually as empowering as the invention of the printing press, because it democratizes the access to information (in this case the processing of large quantities of information in relation to a personal query), because it makes it affordable for the population to run Generative AI on their local computer at home. nVidia is delivering the medium into the homes of everyday folks to run their own instance of Generative AI to empower them through their day. The company deserves the profit.
Thanks for the short explanation of the power of this. I'm way out of my league (70 years old and non-techie) but my gawd, what a future this could portend if handled right.
@@signalfire6 Yea, this important aspect, that an nVidia graphics card in a gaming PC empowers you to run Generative AI entirely at home, is often not reported on in this aspect. And about the future with Generative AI: Mankind has already run through such event with the invention of the printing press, so in a way we already know the "timeline" of this. And you with 70 has now the "privilege" to experience such mayor development in our culture again, like the people back then in the middle ages.
What kind of model can you run on 16GB VRAM? Do you need dual 24GB VRAM to run say Llama 3 70b? It really is the big models that make your jaw drop and which are amazingly useful in all kinds of tasks. I use them many times every day.
@@DavidBerglund I use Llama-2-13B-chat as of now. 70b needs around 44 GB, so yes, you would need more VRAM. But the market in relation to GPU/VRAM is still aligned to gaming, so the specs will probably shift in the future towards more regular VRAM and RAM optimized models.
Proud of Taiwanese❤❤
I love to see engineer who is not from sale and finance department. But as my friend from college start recently private company in Germany, he told me that to be excellent in your private job you need both minds together, engineer and finance-that's a win win combination.
When did we start using the term “worker”? What happened to, employee or person?
He said he never saw a company that had earnings increase and not hire more people. That was either a extremely dumb statement or a down right lie.
In 2024, sadly aying off people, not hiring, helps increases earnings
@@A2ATemp laying off people in the short term is corporations go to strategy. My point basically is there not satisfied with just enough profit to be healthy. They want mega profits to satisfy investors and deliver mega profits. Which usually destroys a company in the long run.
I always say if there are no workers who’s left to buy the product?
Makes me proud to be an engineer.
Super lovely lad. Remember hanging at GTC 2019 and showing off Nefertari. Got to shake his hand way too many times 😂😂😂
I am honestly shocked that people in general are not taking NVDA serious enough.
Do they even realize that NVDA is going to be MUCH bigger than google and apple?
I bought shares years ago and continue to buy on dips.
I will hold on to these shares forever
11:03 Someone somewhere thought it’d be cute to talk with JenSen Huang at that historic Denny’s over some flapjacks, yet there’s hardly any footage of it. Either the editor decided it was awkward watching JenSen going to town on those pancakes or awkward that the food was just sitting there 😂
We must be cautious.
He is a good CEO though.
😂I bought Nvidia 100 shares of stocks 15 years ago at $50 a share because I’m video games geek.Now at $500 a stock share.
Smart!
They're at $877 now!!
The price wasn't anywhere near $50 in 2009. The stock reached the $50 mark in 2016. In 2009 it was around $15 or less.
"We have only bits and pieces of information but what we know for certain is that at some point in the early 21st century all of mankind was united in celebration, we marveled at our own magnificence as we gave birth to AI." ~Morpheus
How is it that you guys manage to make an interview recorded this year look like it was done years ago 😮😮
"I've never seen one company that had earnings increase and not hire more people."
Jensen Huang - 2024....
Hard to take the guy seriously after that..
Tbh I'm pretty sure he personally knows that at the end of the day AI will take jobs, but he's the CEO of a 2T company on prime television so of course he's gonna try to spin it as a positive thing somehow
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It's certainly interesting going forward. High school graduates that work blue-collar jobs are not in the same league as the people attending this convention and will lose jobs in assembly, repair, mining, and so many others.
It will be nice when chips designed in America are manufactured in America supply blue-collar jobs. Wonder what schools will teach if machines provide most answers in real life?
How does the military plan to use this?
I bet the robot can roll a burrito better than the average Chipotle employee
If one has the ability to meditate on a subject they will never need a teacher for that subject... The ability to meditate makes you truly independent, when you have the superficial answers to every question, you don't meditate on that question and thus loose the ability to meditate completely.... This is exactly what companies like these and people working for these companies especially the high level employees like the CEOs actually want...
Jensen is a TRUE tech visionary, and isn't all doped up on Ketamine, LSD, cocaine, ecstasy, mushrooms.... like that other guy.
Being that intelligent and not taking at least mushrooms might be the biggest mistake you could make in life
@@delight163there’s no point now. Ai will be more creative no matter how many shrooms u take
@@drblitz3092 well “will be”. AI at this point cant connect dots at all, you still have a few years to get a head start
Steve offed himself
he said "game-changing gpu" as if that wasnt the cheekiest pun
😂😂😂😂...
That's a lot of cheeks!
It's almost as amazing as a BBC Micro! He seems very grounded..and enthusiastic. Interesting times.
The microprocessor is one of humanity's greatest feats.
Amazing glad to be an investor in Nvda
10:42 "There's no magic"-- maybe just a little magic: America, despite all our problems and the hatred from outside and within, remains the land of opportunity where millions are trying to get to. May it always be thus.
3 yrs ago everyone was posting to sell... luckily I didn't.
Nvidia has ridden several waves. First graphics cards, then digital coin mining, and now AI.
AI will be the biggest wave of all!
Welp, just learned about the Denny's thing. Awesome to know and even more so, inspiring. Imagine the those who HELPED invent the Internet, starting with Tim Berners-Lee, what they were thinking it all would lead to? :) Similarly, thinking about how people thought about nuclear technology, it just seems everything that is a utility or tool, very well is a double-edged sword. With great power, comes great responsibility, just as with great knowledge comes great power.
You got to hand it to Jesen they started off making Nvidia gpus for video cards in computers and now a huge technology company who is leveraging AI to change the world. Let’s also note they have a $2 trillion valuation. I believe he’s a very intelligent person and I agree you really have to be serious in he boardroom that’s how to make really good strategic decisions for a company. Outside he’s a mellow guy as we can see and just happy to be successful but he’s also not comfortable. Everyday is always a new challenge whether work or not but make most of the day to be productive.