Jensen Huang, who comes from Taiwan, had the opportunity to perform in front of thousands of people during the Computex computer fair in Taipei, which is just starting. Huang is convinced that we are in the middle of a digital breakthrough, driven by the extremely dynamic development of artificial intelligence.
Nvidia boss: Now anyone can be a developer
Jak , Jensen Huang stated during his talk that “in every computer age, you could do things that weren’t possible before.” Now these new possibilities are brought by artificial intelligence. He added that “there is no doubt that we are in a new computer age”, throwing in a few words in Mandarin and Taiwanese, which greatly pleased the listeners. One of the industries that is changing beyond recognition is, of course, IT. – The entry barrier to programming is now incredibly low. We just bridged the digital divide. Today, anyone can be a programmer – all you have to do is order a computer to do something – said Huang, quoted by the agency. However, the head of Nvidia did not explain what this breakthrough means for today’s developers and what future awaits them.
Jensen Huang also presented the possibilities of generative artificial intelligence during the speech. He commissioned AI to create a program that, after brief instruction from Huang, generated a pop song about the company he ran. Huang also announced a partnership with the world’s largest advertising group WPP. Both companies are to focus on creating digital advertising campaigns based on content generated by artificial intelligence. Reuters adds that Nvidia is currently trying to meet the high demand for chips (needed to support AI), which, among others, go to to companies like Microsoft.
Elon Musk, who has recently become seriously interested in artificial intelligence, complains about their lack. He even stated that GPUs are now “harder to get than drugs”. Billionaire Presumably, this number of GPU chips could be useful to Musk to build a platform for training artificial intelligence, the capabilities of which could then be implemented in Twitter. Before
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Source: Gazeta
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