A Bit Personal with Jodi Shelton
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From NVIDIA’s early days to the future of generative AI.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joins Jodi Shelton to talk about building through uncertainty, the long bet on accelerated computing, and what’s ahead as AI continues to scale.
Tune in @ABitPersonalPod: youtu.be/8FOdAc_i_tM?si=5yTe…
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This was an eye opener from Jensen Huang
When asked whether he would rather relive his 20s or be 20 years old today, this is what he had to say:
"I thought our 20s were happier than these 20s. I think everyone deserves some time to be oblivious, and not wear all of the world's problems on their shoulders on Day 1
We are raising a generation that is very cynical and too informed
They are cynical, not because they are inherently cynical. They are cynical because they see so much stuff. It is too much stuff
You have to build up some internal reserve of optimism. You have to build up some reserve of goodness."
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I watched every single bit of this interview between Jodi Shelton and NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang, and I believe it cannot be executed any more finely.
It is a dream to talk with Jensen one day, and I am working my way towards it. Who knows, I'll reach there soon.
youtube.com/watch?v=8FOdAc_i…
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"5 years from now we're all going to be more gainfully employed, that the economy is going to be more productive...because the shortage the labor shortage that we have, and inflation will go down.”
~ Jensen Huang
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Jensen Huang on vibe coding
He gives examples of how some small businesses are making $2-3mn a year by building softwares made with pure vibe coding.
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Jensen Huang says the computer is transforming from one that we program to one that programs itself
"before, we taught computers japanese. soon, we'll tell them to go learn it"
They'll handle problems billions of times larger than today, making digital biology and materials science much easier