Agree that many people are considering NVDA as the "Stock of the year." However, I'm curious about which stocks could potentially become the next META in terms of growth over the next decade. I've allocated 90% of my savings for investment, looking for companies to make additions to boost performance
I’m not giving specific advice, but I can say that many stocks still have growth potential. After years of losses while managing my portfolio on my own, I started working with an investment advisor, and my portfolio has since grown by 250%. This shows the importance of professional guidance, even for those knowledgeable about the market.
The truth is, the role of an investment advisor can often be overlooked but should never be underestimated. After facing a significant portfolio loss in 2020 during the COVID pandemic while trying to manage my investments on my own, I decided to reach out to an investment advisor. At that time, I had about $126K left in my portfolio. Now, without having to lift a finger, I'm semi-retired, working only 7.5 hours a week, and I'm just 15% short of my $1 million retirement goal thanks to my subsequent investments.
Laurel Ann Watkins a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I really needed it. I looked her up on Google and explored her website; she has an impressive background in investments. I've sent her an email, and I hope to hear back from her soon!
Wow, what a brilliant talk. I've been in this industry since 1964 and my long view seems to fit the progression that JH is describing. Now, if only I had the wits to put it into practice, I might start all over again in a contemporary high-productivity career. But though I dream with precision and scope, only my brain can operate like the technology he is describing. If only I could understand my brain. But that's your job, young friends. 💔
Its like saying "Hey India you have a great income from coding and a lot of your people live well from that, but in the near future with Software v2.0 we will use Machine learning and we will not need you all :)) "
I work at MS. The number they gave us in my dev team was that 70% of Nvidia silicon is going to MS Azure. I think great things are comming, but dont be fooled because we (MS) and Nvidia are full on Ai, so we might paint the picture a little too nice, before Q2 investor resumé.
You have arrived in a country known as the "Elephant" of IT. You are now in a state recognized as the IT hub. And Essentially telling them, "Within a few years, most of you you will become obsolete.
Absolutely disagree. He is not factoring in the growth in complexity of the systems. We will become more needed than ever to make everything work together. There will be more coders. Few coders can write in assembly but the abstraction into C didn't make coders irrelevant, just more capable of writing massively more complex programs.
@@automatewithjonathan1870 how though? Is human memory better than silicon memory? NO, can humans learn faster than AI? NO.. Right now creativity or more accurately speaking direction of creativity, is what is lacking in AI. Right now we tell AI to do things and it's doing it pretty well. Now after this GEN AI, this being AI driver will also be a thing of the past. Now tell me, after this part, where do you see humans doing work, what job will be there for these millions of IT guys.?
@@godofdream9112 Ton's of jobs for these millions of IT guys. Wrenches didnt replace mechanics, they just greatly increased their productivity. We are tool users. We will still need IT solutions. AI only solves the coding part. I use AI to code and I use it to increase my productivity. The same way a ratcheting wrench is faster than an open ended spanner. Hope that helps. God bless.
You all have an optimistic perspective on this, and I appreciate that. However, history has shown that money ultimately drives decisions. When I evaluate situations, I focus on the flow of money. Right now, AI isn't a massive game-changer-it still requires human oversight for most applications. But it will improve, and one day it won’t need that human driver anymore. When that happens, governments are likely to do very little about it. Why? Because the real power lies with corporations, and governments are drawn to that sweet corporate money like bees to honey.
00:04 - Jensen Huang highlights the need for accelerated computing in AI development. 02:22 - NVIDIA emphasizes the transition to software 2.0 in AI development. 04:25 - The software industry is shifting from traditional coding to machine learning. 07:01 - AI has revolutionized data representation across multiple modalities. 09:35 - NVIDIA introduces AI agents that mimic traditional employee training. 11:32 - NVIDIA's AI agents enhance employee productivity through specialized tasks. 13:36 - NVIDIA introduces AI bridging with physical world through its Omniverse platform. 15:35 - NVIDIA develops Physical AI to enhance robotics integration with the real world.
Exciting insights from Jensen Huang! As AI rapidly evolves, it’s important to not only harness its potential but also find ways to integrate it with a more balanced way of living-perhaps one that encourages us to reconnect with nature and sustainable practices. Nature’s intelligence has always been ahead of ours, and AI could help us live in harmony with it. 🌱
At the AI Summit, Jensen Huang probably revealed that in the future, AI will not only help us drive cars and write essays, but also help us find our keys, remember why we walked into a room, and maybe even fold laundry without complaining. I mean, who knows? By 2030, your refrigerator might start texting you about your eating habits, and your coffee machine will know exactly how many cups you need before it even brews. And let’s not forget about AI-powered shoes that tie themselves and remind you to stretch every hour. The future is looking really efficient - and weirdly judgmental.
And finally, we can all stop thinking and become stupid. Human IQ is decreasing, because we don't use our brain as much as in the decades before. There will be a time with huge amounts of sophisticated technology that nobody understands.
He is very pedagogic..... Clearly he knows what he is talking about, but he can also articulate it for "normal" people ! Thanks Jensen, and this video's producer :)
large language models are brilliant morons ( for now ) they’re impressive in enabling people who aren’t so detail oriented to effectuate outcomes in technical realms like software development and and it’s empowering to be one of them. We may need another breakthrough to get to that next level of second order thinking.
Great marketing talk, but its true and happening. I discovered the concept of "agent" too and using it now to explore the possibilities, its a great breakthrough i never expected already possible. Its exciting too, i like the guy Always to the point, inspirational great visionair and story teller.
We already got this tech bro. This is just a way NVIDIA to skin their AI models to perform certain tasks, something which software developers are already doing with a source LLM, using a RAG system. It's what I and other developers are actively doing. What's the innovation here?
This is the mp3 player equivalent to computing. It's an important step forward, but streaming is right around the corner and it's all going to change very rapidly when AI has a different stack all together.
Just letting everyone know they will be no longer needed soon lol
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LLMs are a nice Excel tools for devs. I don't need to learn intricate details of parts of my system that I don't care so much about but have to be done anyway. But the value adding part I will continue to be doing myself.
AGI is happening super fast! Jensen really needs to organize adult tutoring in basic AI machine learning. Night school in high school gymnasiums NOW ! I can envision an AI factory where you deposit or fax in a sketch and pick up the product or a prototype of it in an hour or a day. Business plan viability analysis should be a near exact calculation.
Who uses a Fax the past 10 years? LOL. If u have a 3D you can 3D print things at your own desk...3D printers are a few hundred bucks for a decent one... You sound like someone from the 90s trying to understand the future and totally lost.
I'm not sure how long it will take but after the enviable we thought we just need scaling AI crash I think that neuromorphic computing and brain organoids will provide some of the breakthroughs needed. .
Publicly Traded Companies. Aka all these companies will have no option to use these new systems and models to compete with each other. Basically the companies are now consumers rather than the everyday person who uses a product or service. Aka hyperscalers
I work with AI that writes code and it doesn’t think it still needs a coder and basically you have to write sometimes more instruction to get it to write the code then it would take just to write the code not gonna be able to handle new algorithms without training, not going to be able to handle new language updates without training It’s a useful tool but he is stating this 1000%. The hype is making me sick and software after 30 years I’m ready to retire
Already retired. I first got introduced to AI 40 years ago and named it "Pure Stupidity." Having tried the current LLMs hasn't changed my mind. It just reconfirmed my earlier opinion. 🤭
He's pumping his stock. The guy's looking to retire in some years and he's worth more than $122 billion now. AI adoption will continue to accelerate but all these dire predictions/warnings are bullshit.
I am using AI everyday to create funny animal pictures. I am doing 1-2 TBs of data per day. I can't imagine how much data others are creating. Imagine 5 billion people making 10 hour long content videos each day!! we gonna need data storage on the moon!
MS alreadz have GPTs Agents AI. You make up to six i believe (its in preview) AI agents by describing each role. You then driscrib input/output between these agents. It can then automate tasks that single AI wouldnt be able to do. I think that is what he is refering to bz Agentic A.I.s and since 705 of nvidias silicon goes to MS Azure I think that is what Microsoft/Chat GPT are cooking next.
Notice that he flat out tells you that Moores law is done. They've reached the micro limit, now it's quantity over quality. No mention of quantum computing anywhere, because QC is a lie. There is no such thing and never will be, or Nvidia would be on it.
@@syhler1876 an intersting conundrum, rendering a game 480fps may make the bullet track better in the actual game, but at the same time visually not sure you will notice much over 120fps. (what speed would a thing be doing to move across a frame at 1/120th second and then factoring in the size of the object required to be visible to the speed the energy required to accelerate that object to that speed eh!) Personally I think A.I. and crypto-mining have really wrecked the video card market for gamers. The cost of them now, plus anyway, the extra detail seems unnecessary for a good game when you think back to battlefield 2 or 2142... LOL this whole modern thing about dressing up your character in your own style eh! for a price eh! (purpose of uniform is partially friend-or-foe recognition)
@@skypi2397 i am old and i can afford it, worked my but off :) do i need it ? probaly not, do i want it YES. i build new pc every 4-5 years, so on awarage i use 1000usd a year on my hobby. i am fine with that.
human will become irrelevant in almost everything. The relevant ones are researchers and academics (Ph.D level) that find new dots and push knowledge boundaries. At the end of the day, AI and other kind of machines will devour its own creators except the authority that owns it (the Company), and we will live under full control of the new Authoritarian system. In STEM world, its a dog eats dog world. The Industry revolution: Mechanical engineer creates hardwares/machines that disrupt labor job like farming, machinery, and else. So Mechanical engineer basically devour any jobs like blue collar jobs. The software revolution: Software engineer disrupt white collar jobs with their Excel, Word, Productivity Apps. Imagine you are an accountant, lawyer, or tax that working with hard paper, to search some missing things you need days to gather the information. With Excel or Word or PDF app? Not only you could crunch numbers with millionth times speed, but you could directly found what's missing by simple ctrl + F. Now, the AI revolution: Human as whole will be devoured. Human is irrelevant. Let's see what the government will do. My message is: RIP Gen Z and Gen Alpha.
In this video, Huang envisions a future where AI and humans work together, with AI handling repetitive tasks and humans focusing on more complex and creative endeavours. He is wrong. The history of AI is that the period of the best results being obtained by AI and humans working together is short. Example - chess. There was a time when the best chess was the computer offering two or three moves for a grandmaster to choose from - the computer avoiding tactical mistakes and the GM avoiding positional errors. That time was short: the computers working alone are now very superior to this way of choosing moves.
@@eleghari The best programs, like Stockfish, complement search with an NNUE neural network, trained against billions of positions, doing position evaluation.
AI has a very long way to go...the detail is not correct....it suffers from introducing micro errors that are time consuming...and it perpetuates its incorrectness. And stalls long term effieciency and learning.
AI will fall flat on its face without a coder for the next however, long were dependent on LLM‘s for this because LLM’s are nothing but language models Watch and see
In reality we get owned by our own greed Money and AI are not real things. We don't like to calculate with real things that have negative aspects for example: Running out of resources, the environmental damage while extracting those resources and the mental burnout of people while doing this in an exponentially increasing way. We don't calculate with these negative things, that's why our future is so bright.
@@majinboo6377 That must be a laugh comparable to Jeff Bezos' laugh for sure 😆 (Meanwhile in the last 2 hours I was checking GPU specs and comparing to my GPU... He won...)
Sorry, and why is it difficult for an AI to finally find a practical solution for nuclear fusion??? We humans have been tinkering with it since 1952 - since the first thermonuclear bomb. AI will only convince me when it finds a manageable solution for this. An AI that just babbles around in the sense of language mimicry interests me but doesn't convince me yet. It's much more than trial and error to find the correlation between A and B.
I've been saying the same thing for some time, programming will be a thing of the past very quickly and humans will move towards the front of the software lifecycle. It's defining, designing and the AI systems create it
Listen they have deployed the new ark yet again.. we have been in the matrix for so long …just look lunar ark 5d crystal technology the human bio genome put on it in code
Jensen is a visionary : software development is going trough an evolution which will change the world as we know it, for the better. When everything is possible will you solely pursue your own egoistic fulfillment or will you help your fellow men and evolve consciousness as a whole ? The time of dualistic (good vs evil) deterministic thinking is ending and the rise of AI is but a symptom, helping us transition towards a new earth where peace, abundance & truth will reign. It is up to us to steer the ship in the right direction and to make the right decisions. God bless,
I used to look up to this guy. Now I cant even look at him without feeling ashamed for him and me. I'm sure some AI could feel this for me soon. Shame on you Jensen, what a waste.
General purpose computing/software and AI are totally different things. Conventional software, whether functional based or object orientated, or whatever, will continue to exist. AI is a totally different thing, which has a very specific and niche application. This person is talking nonsense regarding the future of software. AI is an amazing development, and it looks really promising, but it has nothing to do with the future of general purpose computing. AI so far, has produced nothing useful. I'm sure it will, but so far not that much. Chap GPT is an impressive party trick that looks promising. Self driving cars? I think that will take many years to perfect. I think AI is over hyped at present, but looks like a promising technology. Getting back to the original point, will AI replace general purpose computing and replace software engineers? I doubt that will happen for a very long time, and maybe never. "AI" is just machine learning, that has nothing to do with intelligence.
No you misunderstand a great deal because you're mixing paradigms. You're talking about the old ways of software design and build, this presentation is the new paradigm of software development that will be coming in the next few years. AI will program that for you and you'll largely be designing it. Yes there's legacy still and that will remain for quite some time until it can be migrated.
Here is the hospital I work, oncologists are using Ai to early detect cancer cells based on pattern recognition and inference capabilities of Ai. For me, this is a quantum leap achievement for early detection, follow up and treatment of cancer. Thus, saying that so far Ai produces nothing useful is in my view a bold statement, not applicable to future development in the medical spectrum. Regards, Joel
Agree that many people are considering NVDA as the "Stock of the year." However, I'm curious about which stocks could potentially become the next META in terms of growth over the next decade. I've allocated 90% of my savings for investment, looking for companies to make additions to boost performance
I’m not giving specific advice, but I can say that many stocks still have growth potential. After years of losses while managing my portfolio on my own, I started working with an investment advisor, and my portfolio has since grown by 250%. This shows the importance of professional guidance, even for those knowledgeable about the market.
The truth is, the role of an investment advisor can often be overlooked but should never be underestimated. After facing a significant portfolio loss in 2020 during the COVID pandemic while trying to manage my investments on my own, I decided to reach out to an investment advisor. At that time, I had about $126K left in my portfolio. Now, without having to lift a finger, I'm semi-retired, working only 7.5 hours a week, and I'm just 15% short of my $1 million retirement goal thanks to my subsequent investments.
Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
Laurel Ann Watkins a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I really needed it. I looked her up on Google and explored her website; she has an impressive background in investments. I've sent her an email, and I hope to hear back from her soon!
Wow, what a brilliant talk. I've been in this industry since 1964 and my long view seems to fit the progression that JH is describing. Now, if only I had the wits to put it into practice, I might start all over again in a contemporary high-productivity career. But though I dream with precision and scope, only my brain can operate like the technology he is describing. If only I could understand my brain. But that's your job, young friends. 💔
Its like saying "Hey India you have a great income from coding and a lot of your people live well from that, but in the near future with Software v2.0 we will use Machine learning and we will not need you all :)) "
They will come to USA or Europe as refugees
Finally!
😂
we indian developers are cheap labours for your projects.. we mainly work for US third party projects..
so we dont earn same money as you...
Exactly lol
I work at MS. The number they gave us in my dev team was that 70% of Nvidia silicon is going to MS Azure. I think great things are comming, but dont be fooled because we (MS) and Nvidia are full on Ai, so we might paint the picture a little too nice, before Q2 investor resumé.
C# or Rust?
You have arrived in a country known as the "Elephant" of IT. You are now in a state recognized as the IT hub. And Essentially telling them, "Within a few years, most of you you will become obsolete.
Absolutely disagree. He is not factoring in the growth in complexity of the systems. We will become more needed than ever to make everything work together. There will be more coders. Few coders can write in assembly but the abstraction into C didn't make coders irrelevant, just more capable of writing massively more complex programs.
@@automatewithjonathan1870 how though? Is human memory better than silicon memory? NO, can humans learn faster than AI? NO.. Right now creativity or more accurately speaking direction of creativity, is what is lacking in AI. Right now we tell AI to do things and it's doing it pretty well. Now after this GEN AI, this being AI driver will also be a thing of the past. Now tell me, after this part, where do you see humans doing work, what job will be there for these millions of IT guys.?
@@godofdream9112 Ton's of jobs for these millions of IT guys. Wrenches didnt replace mechanics, they just greatly increased their productivity. We are tool users. We will still need IT solutions. AI only solves the coding part. I use AI to code and I use it to increase my productivity. The same way a ratcheting wrench is faster than an open ended spanner. Hope that helps. God bless.
@@automatewithjonathan1870 he said they were training AI to be EMPLOYEES. what are you even on about?
You all have an optimistic perspective on this, and I appreciate that. However, history has shown that money ultimately drives decisions. When I evaluate situations, I focus on the flow of money. Right now, AI isn't a massive game-changer-it still requires human oversight for most applications. But it will improve, and one day it won’t need that human driver anymore. When that happens, governments are likely to do very little about it. Why? Because the real power lies with corporations, and governments are drawn to that sweet corporate money like bees to honey.
00:04 - Jensen Huang highlights the need for accelerated computing in AI development.
02:22 - NVIDIA emphasizes the transition to software 2.0 in AI development.
04:25 - The software industry is shifting from traditional coding to machine learning.
07:01 - AI has revolutionized data representation across multiple modalities.
09:35 - NVIDIA introduces AI agents that mimic traditional employee training.
11:32 - NVIDIA's AI agents enhance employee productivity through specialized tasks.
13:36 - NVIDIA introduces AI bridging with physical world through its Omniverse platform.
15:35 - NVIDIA develops Physical AI to enhance robotics integration with the real world.
Exciting insights from Jensen Huang! As AI rapidly evolves, it’s important to not only harness its potential but also find ways to integrate it with a more balanced way of living-perhaps one that encourages us to reconnect with nature and sustainable practices. Nature’s intelligence has always been ahead of ours, and AI could help us live in harmony with it. 🌱
At the AI Summit, Jensen Huang probably revealed that in the future, AI will not only help us drive cars and write essays, but also help us find our keys, remember why we walked into a room, and maybe even fold laundry without complaining. I mean, who knows? By 2030, your refrigerator might start texting you about your eating habits, and your coffee machine will know exactly how many cups you need before it even brews. And let’s not forget about AI-powered shoes that tie themselves and remind you to stretch every hour. The future is looking really efficient - and weirdly judgmental.
That's old news for Doraemon
😂😂😂
And finally, we can all stop thinking and become stupid. Human IQ is decreasing, because we don't use our brain as much as in the decades before. There will be a time with huge amounts of sophisticated technology that nobody understands.
Sounds like hell to me.
or you can stop being lazy, which wouldnt require relinquishing all of our privacy.
enterprise-ai AI fixes this. NVIDIA CEO warns about AI.
He is very pedagogic..... Clearly he knows what he is talking about, but he can also articulate it for "normal" people ! Thanks Jensen, and this video's producer :)
large language models are brilliant morons ( for now ) they’re impressive in enabling people who aren’t so detail oriented to effectuate outcomes in technical realms like software development and and it’s empowering to be one of them. We may need another breakthrough to get to that next level of second order thinking.
yeah... its all nice.. but is there are customers then were are no workers to get salary ? :D
Great marketing talk, but its true and happening. I discovered the concept of "agent" too and using it now to explore the possibilities, its a great breakthrough i never expected already possible. Its exciting too, i like the guy Always to the point, inspirational great visionair and story teller.
Whats the dude doing next to jensen?
We already got this tech bro.
This is just a way NVIDIA to skin their AI models to perform certain tasks, something which software developers are already doing with a source LLM, using a RAG system.
It's what I and other developers are actively doing.
What's the innovation here?
This is the mp3 player equivalent to computing. It's an important step forward, but streaming is right around the corner and it's all going to change very rapidly when AI has a different stack all together.
What a great sales pitch for more expensive stuff you do not need and will never really use. Obviously with some more GPUs, or general purpose GPUs.
He said the exact same thing in Japan last week.
Just letting everyone know they will be no longer needed soon lol
LLMs are a nice Excel tools for devs. I don't need to learn intricate details of parts of my system that I don't care so much about but have to be done anyway. But the value adding part I will continue to be doing myself.
AGI is happening super fast! Jensen really needs to organize adult tutoring in basic AI machine learning. Night school in high school gymnasiums NOW !
I can envision an AI factory where you deposit or fax in a sketch and pick up the product or a prototype of it in an hour or a day. Business plan viability analysis should be a near exact calculation.
Who uses a Fax the past 10 years? LOL. If u have a 3D you can 3D print things at your own desk...3D printers are a few hundred bucks for a decent one... You sound like someone from the 90s trying to understand the future and totally lost.
@@aaap3875 You sound like one of the millennial juveniles with the attention span of a gnat. Your assumptions precede your huge ignorance.
I'm not sure how long it will take but after the enviable we thought we just need scaling AI crash I think that neuromorphic computing and brain organoids will provide some of the breakthroughs needed.
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Who is going to buy all the stuff that the companies produce so efficiently, if everyone is losing their job and people cannot earn an income anymore?
Publicly Traded Companies. Aka all these companies will have no option to use these new systems and models to compete with each other. Basically the companies are now consumers rather than the everyday person who uses a product or service. Aka hyperscalers
I work with AI that writes code and it doesn’t think it still needs a coder and basically you have to write sometimes more instruction to get it to write the code then it would take just to write the code not gonna be able to handle new algorithms without training, not going to be able to handle new language updates without training It’s a useful tool but he is stating this 1000%. The hype is making me sick and software after 30 years I’m ready to retire
Already retired. I first got introduced to AI 40 years ago and named it "Pure Stupidity."
Having tried the current LLMs hasn't changed my mind. It just reconfirmed my earlier opinion. 🤭
Or is he trying to attract investors?
Mostly that
He's simply describing his work . If you want and have money to give him is your choice .
Currently nvidia is the top 1 in market cap.in the world they no longer.need investors to.run their company..
@@Cloudnine4021 without wanting to offend. If he had that mindset, they wouldn't be #1, bro
@@rscaht I agree with the second part of what you said. The first one I would call creating speculation
He's pumping his stock. The guy's looking to retire in some years and he's worth more than $122 billion now.
AI adoption will continue to accelerate but all these dire predictions/warnings are bullshit.
You don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Back in 1994, at the dawn of internet revolution, people got really excited and talked about internet "agents" in a similar context.
Intel and AMD both missed the boat on AI. nVidia created CUDA. Intel and AMD didn’t respond. The inflation is coming from the lack of competition.
Your caption is misleading, to say the least. He is not WARNING anything. He is selling a vision.
What is the role of human beings while AI is helping us doing most of our work?
Nice powerpoint... Cool story.. Might want to check with LEGAL.
what warning?
I have more hope in AI than humanity at this point.
I am using AI everyday to create funny animal pictures. I am doing 1-2 TBs of data per day. I can't imagine how much data others are creating. Imagine 5 billion people making 10 hour long content videos each day!! we gonna need data storage on the moon!
Can't wait ..bring it on 😅
I use AI everyday, i cant even imagine how much it will evolve in next 5. Heck, I cant even tell next year.
What kind of programs do you use
@ not programs. I am a software engineer. I use AI to generate the code I need. So far it’s rare I get 100% results but about 80%.
Surely AI knows what you cannot imagine.
I think the guy in this video just want to sell more of his chips.
To ...train, inference, and architecturalize.... on our ...words, images and animations.... with Agentic A.I.s
MS alreadz have GPTs Agents AI. You make up to six i believe (its in preview) AI agents by describing each role. You then driscrib input/output between these agents. It can then automate tasks that single AI wouldnt be able to do. I think that is what he is refering to bz Agentic A.I.s and since 705 of nvidias silicon goes to MS Azure I think that is what Microsoft/Chat GPT are cooking next.
What role will quantum computing play?
When combined with AI, the end of the world
Notice that he flat out tells you that Moores law is done. They've reached the micro limit, now it's quantity over quality. No mention of quantum computing anywhere, because QC is a lie. There is no such thing and never will be, or Nvidia would be on it.
Maybe 😮 just subscribed 🎉❤
i just hope 5090 will give me 480 FPS in 1440P :)
What could you possibly need 480 fps for?
@azuraamasu5668 anything. My asus monitor can do 480 in 1440p
@@syhler1876 an intersting conundrum, rendering a game 480fps may make the bullet track better in the actual game, but at the same time visually not sure you will notice much over 120fps. (what speed would a thing be doing to move across a frame at 1/120th second and then factoring in the size of the object required to be visible to the speed the energy required to accelerate that object to that speed eh!) Personally I think A.I. and crypto-mining have really wrecked the video card market for gamers. The cost of them now, plus anyway, the extra detail seems unnecessary for a good game when you think back to battlefield 2 or 2142... LOL this whole modern thing about dressing up your character in your own style eh! for a price eh! (purpose of uniform is partially friend-or-foe recognition)
@@skypi2397 i am old and i can afford it, worked my but off :) do i need it ? probaly not, do i want it YES. i build new pc every 4-5 years, so on awarage i use 1000usd a year on my hobby. i am fine with that.
Let’s hope it will finally give 70fps in VR.
human will become irrelevant in almost everything. The relevant ones are researchers and academics (Ph.D level) that find new dots and push knowledge boundaries.
At the end of the day, AI and other kind of machines will devour its own creators except the authority that owns it (the Company), and we will live under full control of the new Authoritarian system.
In STEM world, its a dog eats dog world.
The Industry revolution:
Mechanical engineer creates hardwares/machines that disrupt labor job like farming, machinery, and else. So Mechanical engineer basically devour any jobs like blue collar jobs.
The software revolution:
Software engineer disrupt white collar jobs with their Excel, Word, Productivity Apps. Imagine you are an accountant, lawyer, or tax that working with hard paper, to search some missing things you need days to gather the information.
With Excel or Word or PDF app? Not only you could crunch numbers with millionth times speed, but you could directly found what's missing by simple ctrl + F.
Now, the AI revolution:
Human as whole will be devoured. Human is irrelevant.
Let's see what the government will do. My message is:
RIP Gen Z and Gen Alpha.
Humans are the bridge.
@ more like a catalyst.
all i want to know is when will the stock go up because for the last 6 months, its been a bear market for Nvidia Investors
Call me when Physical AI can build this minecraft jumping blocks floating in space in the physical world
We are digital there have been many arks arch’s arcs it’s layered in every spiritual book- what is blind faith unconsciousness
Human friend, save friend.
LLM = Large Language Marketing
Why is there a ghost with a suit next to Jensen?😂
What?
Its a fasade
What kind of suit? Space?
@@JohnWilkeson the old guy waking standing next to Jensen ☺️
You mean that "physical AI"?
Is that an agent standing next to him? 🤔
Quick everyone, your billionaire god-king has spoken!
At least it's not lying Leon.
Don’t look at a spiritual book as a spiritual book that’s the framework of fragmention
Oh look, the second beast
Agent ... Smith
In this video, Huang envisions a future where AI and humans work together, with AI handling repetitive tasks and humans focusing on more complex and creative endeavours. He is wrong. The history of AI is that the period of the best results being obtained by AI and humans working together is short. Example - chess. There was a time when the best chess was the computer offering two or three moves for a grandmaster to choose from - the computer avoiding tactical mistakes and the GM avoiding positional errors. That time was short: the computers working alone are now very superior to this way of choosing moves.
They are still using only brute force. The brute force is much stronger now but it still is just that!
@@eleghari The best programs, like Stockfish, complement search with an NNUE neural network, trained against billions of positions, doing position evaluation.
This has always existed just trace our own language to its roots
Who is the GHOST behind him?
Agents? Like agent Smith from the matrix 😎?
AI has a very long way to go...the detail is not correct....it suffers from introducing micro errors that are time consuming...and it perpetuates its incorrectness. And stalls long term effieciency and learning.
This guys going down in history as the slave master who made GPU's for slaves.
AI will fall flat on its face without a coder for the next however, long were dependent on LLM‘s for this because LLM’s are nothing but language models
Watch and see
Will jobs as AI programmers disappear like web programmers? 😥
Yes
Humanity invent money and ai.
Also humanity : get owned by money and ai.
In reality we get owned by our own greed
Money and AI are not real things. We don't like to calculate with real things that have negative aspects for example: Running out of resources, the environmental damage while extracting those resources and the mental burnout of people while doing this in an exponentially increasing way. We don't calculate with these negative things, that's why our future is so bright.
@realhet jensen huang laughed like a maniac reading your comment
@@majinboo6377 That must be a laugh comparable to Jeff Bezos' laugh for sure 😆
(Meanwhile in the last 2 hours I was checking GPU specs and comparing to my GPU... He won...)
Humans also invented new ways of violence and die also by violence. The reason money was invented was so a few could benefit.
None are wrong the all are right! Duality-Oneness
Sunshine...?
Cause thats what life is all about. TO TEACH ME HOW TO BE A SUPER EMPLOYEE
Better a simple life where happines wrap you then AI hacked human life
DUDEEEE CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS IS COMING TRUE!!!!
HELLO MUMBAI 😂😂😂😂
MUMBAI : HELLO TO JENSEN , WE ARE VERY DIRTY AND FILTHY 😂
The virtual world changed, but the real world does not.
if he was really dark brown you would not see him up there
Huge Development of Job Layoffs
Stay hip
The guy one the left is losing his job! And he still doesn't know it. haha
looks like Jackie Chan
Re-hash, old news
Me so scared 😢
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Sorry, and why is it difficult for an AI to finally find a practical solution for nuclear fusion??? We humans have been tinkering with it since 1952 - since the first thermonuclear bomb. AI will only convince me when it finds a manageable solution for this. An AI that just babbles around in the sense of language mimicry interests me but doesn't convince me yet. It's much more than trial and error to find the correlation between A and B.
I've been saying the same thing for some time, programming will be a thing of the past very quickly and humans will move towards the front of the software lifecycle. It's defining, designing and the AI systems create it
let me guess ... I'm going to grab my crystal ball :
Hmmmmmmmmmm....
hmmmmm.
You're a web developer , right ?
@@emperorpalpatine6080 nearly any developer will end up in this situation.
I do business applications
Optimising the code to optimise the hardware?
Dying coding industry?
Who knew?? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
People wake up
What are we supposed to do?
Listen they have deployed the new ark yet again.. we have been in the matrix for so long …just look lunar ark 5d crystal technology the human bio genome put on it in code
Jensen is a visionary : software development is going trough an evolution which will change the world as we know it, for the better. When everything is possible will you solely pursue your own egoistic fulfillment or will you help your fellow men and evolve consciousness as a whole ? The time of dualistic (good vs evil) deterministic thinking is ending and the rise of AI is but a symptom, helping us transition towards a new earth where peace, abundance & truth will reign. It is up to us to steer the ship in the right direction and to make the right decisions. God bless,
Lol,
After crypto trash, AI will be the next trash.
He acts like All software written by AI already.
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يامي يامي يامي
*AI AND HUMANOID ROBOTS SHOULD TAKE OVER ALL THE JOBS!!! REPLACE RIOT POLICE WITH HUMANOID ROBOTS. BECAUSE PITCH FORKS ARE COMING!!!!* 😂😂😂
I used to look up to this guy. Now I cant even look at him without feeling ashamed for him and me. I'm sure some AI could feel this for me soon. Shame on you Jensen, what a waste.
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Wake up!!!!
General purpose computing/software and AI are totally different things. Conventional software, whether functional based or object orientated, or whatever, will continue to exist. AI is a totally different thing, which has a very specific and niche application. This person is talking nonsense regarding the future of software. AI is an amazing development, and it looks really promising, but it has nothing to do with the future of general purpose computing. AI so far, has produced nothing useful. I'm sure it will, but so far not that much. Chap GPT is an impressive party trick that looks promising. Self driving cars? I think that will take many years to perfect. I think AI is over hyped at present, but looks like a promising technology. Getting back to the original point, will AI replace general purpose computing and replace software engineers? I doubt that will happen for a very long time, and maybe never. "AI" is just machine learning, that has nothing to do with intelligence.
Let's meet here after few years to see what has happened .
No you misunderstand a great deal because you're mixing paradigms. You're talking about the old ways of software design and build, this presentation is the new paradigm of software development that will be coming in the next few years. AI will program that for you and you'll largely be designing it.
Yes there's legacy still and that will remain for quite some time until it can be migrated.
Tell that to the fighter pilots, they know they are the last generation.
Here is the hospital I work, oncologists are using Ai to early detect cancer cells based on pattern recognition and inference capabilities of Ai.
For me, this is a quantum leap achievement for early detection, follow up and treatment of cancer. Thus, saying that so far Ai produces nothing useful is in my view a bold statement, not applicable to future development in the medical spectrum.
Regards,
Joel
Let's boycott Nvidia products! They are putting our jobs at risk, so don't be silent!
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they have killer's mentality