🟢 "The World Needs Robots": Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared why billions of robots will soon work alongside us and how Nvidia plans to train these androids to live in our world. Here's a summary of the key points from his recent interviews.

Highlights:

➡️ Aging populations, declining birth rates, and changing career choice preferences create a global labor shortage. This will lead to an increase in the number of robots on the planet, potentially reaching billions within 10–20 years, Huang predicted in an interview with Bloomberg.

➡️ The revolution in robot training is being driven by the "virtual sandbox" Omniverse. This digital environment allows robots to be trained in thousands of different scenarios simultaneously. For the machines, it is indistinguishable from reality, as all the laws of physics are observed within it, Huang explained.

➡️ The AI model Cosmos will assist in creating virtual scenarios for robots. Its working principle is similar to ChatGPT, but Cosmos is trained on real-world video data instead of being trained on text. The model understands how gravity, inertia, friction, and interactions between objects in space work.

➡️ About a year and a half ago, "reinventing computing" began, transitioning to a paradigm based on artificial intelligence and accelerated computing. In this new reality, every data center will be managed by AI and will use technologies like those Nvidia is developing today.

➡️ Modern graphics from Nvidia represent a fusion of traditional rendering methods with artificial intelligence. The current level of graphics would not have been possible without AI.

More on the topic:

➡️ Huang: On AI in his life and the future of technology

➡️ Biography of Huang: From janitor to CEO of the 3rd most valuable company on Wall Street

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