Nvidia 2024 AI Event: Everything Revealed in 16 Minutes

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang kicks off its GTC keynote in San Jose with a slew of AI infused chip announcements. Check out our recap right here.
0:00 - Nvidia AI Event
0:24 - Blackwell
3:18 - NVLink Switch
4:25 - Partners
6:26 - Nvidia Inference Microservice
7:42 - NeMo Microservices
10:21 - Omniverse
12:05 - Project Groot
14:30 - Disney Robots
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#nvidia #generativeai #blackwell

[@Emily-le2op]

I started selling my NVDA shares that I bought for $45 back in 2019 and i am sitting on roughly about $300k. Am i better off putting the money somewhere else or sit out and wait for a correction?

[@alicegomez7232]

Well all i know is that you cannot go wrong taking profit at near high. No one ever went broke taking a ~10% profit. It's best if you consult with a fiduciary advisor to get informed buying & selling decisions

[@benjaminsmith3469]

Still holding my NVDA shares with a 92 price point. I see it going up much more esp with earnings coming in another 3 months. Actually waiting for a split

[@carter3294]

Agreed, After taking charge of my portfolio in early 2017, i stumbled into losses. Upon realizing that a change was necessary, I consulted a fiduciary advisor in 2020 and since then my $1.2m portfolio has gained 28% annually through restructuring and diversification using dividend equities, ETFs, mutual funds, and REITs.

[@stevensmiddlemass2072]

Great gains there! mind sharing details of your advisor pleas? i've started gaining more cash flow with my employment and looking at putting money into stocks and alternative assets that can help build wealth over time

[@carter3294]

Monica Shawn Marti is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment

[@devvie_hu]

This conference is something that would be played at the start of a post apocalyptic game..

[@sweetsweet4390]

The lack of concern in these comments has me even more worried. Will people just sit back as their jobs are pried from them by cold dead robotic hands?

[@ghostmachine6285]

The jobs most of us don't want or like? They can have em

[@iamhereblossom1588]

@@sweetsweet4390If we don’t have to work, yeah. I’d rather supervise robots.

[@tristan_the_blerd]

I came here to make the EXACT same comment. You can see the opening credits rolling over it.

[@justinharstvedt3724]

It’s interesting to think about a world where working becomes optional. Will there really be a need for a currency at that point?

[@BrendaMorales-tr1lx]

Every crash/collapse/recession provides an equal market opportunity if you are properly prepared and knowledgeable. I've seen people amass up to $800,000 during crises and even with ease in a bad economy. Someone has undoubtedly become extremely wealthy as a result of the crash.

[@JosephBrannigan-df3gn]

I agree that there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with experience.

[@LauraMacdonald-lg4ix]

@@JosephBrannigan-df3gn The reason I decided to work closely with a brokerage adviser ever since the market got really tense and the pressure became so much(I should be retiring in 17months) so I've had a brokerage adviser guide me through the chaos, its been 9months and counting and I've made approx. 650K net from all of my holdings.

[@KatheyWilliams-kh3wr]

@@LauraMacdonald-lg4ix What is the name of your broker and how do I connect with him or her?

[@LauraMacdonald-lg4ix]

@@KatheyWilliams-kh3wr Victoria Carmen Santaella is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’ll find the necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@KatheyWilliams-kh3wr]

@@LauraMacdonald-lg4ix This is useful information; I copied her full name and pasted it into my browser; her website popped up immediately and her qualifications are excellent; thanks for sharing.

[@sommersalt88]

Been beating myself up a bit that I sold my 53 shares of NVDA at $303 each back in May 2023. Now thinking of liquidating a few other investments to rebuy but afraid to do so. I also currently have 500k in savings making me next to nothing.

[@gagnepaingilly]

Everyone needs a Margin of Safety in their portfolios and just remember, It's time in the market versus timing the market.

[@84gaynor]

Certain Ai companies are rumoured to be overvalued and might cause a market correction, i think it’s best you reach out to a proper fiduciary for guidance

[@Curbalnk]

De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, but even those don’t perform so well, so it’s best you reach out to a proper fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for my spouse and I. We've made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.

[@Lewyn298]

this is all new to me, where do I find a fiduciary, can you recommend any?

[@Curbalnk]

"Jennifer Leigh Hickman" is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment

[@krox477]

He unveiled the robots like Robert Downey Jr😂

[@SuperTiancai]

You see tears in his eye. I was touching at the moment. “They’re as tall as us “. Amount us, they are part of us, our carrier of human civilization.

[@TypicalBlox]

i thought more of justin hammer near the end of iron man 2

[@bschtonks2010]

Yea I saw rdj do this last year..

[@allanhutton1123]

As responsive a Siri.

[@ssotkow]

Jensen has more charisma than Musk on stage that's for sure.

[@OscarC2386]

Blackwell is a great sci-fi name for a world-ending chip

[@kotashop3618]

Its almost like they chose it for that reason...

[@jannichi6431]

And a Magician

[@raspas99]

I thought he said Black Rock

[@azhuransmx126]

Black-mirror

[@ArthurHuizar]

At least it wasn't Blackrock

[@bigclivedotcom]

Li'l green may be the rise of the resistance.

[@michaelgathemia]

and you have Li'l orange to help humanity fight the resistance! 😂😂

[@guiguio2nd1er]

of the resistor

[@brokeDude2901]

he is not the father of little green

[@user-jy7qb1pv9z]

@@michaelgathemia😂😂😂😂

[@ryomichael]

...the resistance by 'droids against their human masters. That's a little bit different than what George Lucas had in mind.

[@PatrickLloyd-]

AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA. I'll also take these other recommendations you made.

[@Nernst96]

I think the next big thing will be A.I. For enduring growth akin to META, it's vital to avoid impulsive decisions driven by short-term fluctuations. Prioritize patience and a long-term perspective consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.

[@Mr-sweeny]

Facing a similar situation, I sought advice from an invęstment advisęr. Through portfolio restructuring and diversification with good ETFs, S&P 500 and growth stocks, I've turned my portfolio around from $200k to over $800k in a few years.

[@PhilipDunk]

Your invt-adviser must be really good, I hope it's okay to inquire if you're still collaborating with the same invt-adviser and how I can get in touch with them?

[@Mr-sweeny]

Amber Dawn Brummit is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@PhilipDunk]

I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.

[@subn0rma1]

This is like the beginning part of the movie where the narrator is all, "20 Years ago, the NVidia corporation introduced Blackwell. We didn't know it at the time, but this was the beginning of the end for humanity."

[@freddiemehrcurry428]

Perfect, just one correction. "Many of us didn`t know"

[@calebgees]

"One comment section predicted it all, but the bots prevailed."

[@drjeckyll5305]

Possibly. But knowing how humans are, we'll more likely, we'll be saying "20 years ago, the NVidia corporation introduced Blackwell. Can you remember when things were so slow?" 😂

[@noa670]

We were all here just watching and enjoying this disruptive change forever

[@bardockojama3423]

This is funny and at the same time serious 😂😭 cause yeah these people are literally awakening the beast

[@zerobot_chatbot]

Don’t worry, it’s only $10 billion in my right hand, that’s $5 billion in my left hand..

[@AARGamer28]

Nice 😏

[@VictorHugoAlvarez-tc4tg]

Zerobot_chatbot it doesn't cost even 10.000 Dollars, He was Joking!!!!! Maybe they sell that Board with dual Gpu for 50.000 Dollars but For Nvidia it Doesn't Cost Even 500 Dollars to Build it!!!!!!!!!!

[@DespaceMan]

@@VictorHugoAlvarez-tc4tg Yep it's nothing to do with the raw materials it's about the exclusive technology.

[@sweetsweet4390]

Only a matter of time till these are used as a weapon.

[@VictorHugoAlvarez-tc4tg]

@@DespaceMan Yes, Some Extreme High End Gpu, Server Class Technology, so mega high prich, I know those crazy high price are server stuff cause on September 2006 IBM just Launched the QS20, an Board with 2 Cell BroadBand Engines Cpus plus around 512mb of Xdr Ram for each Cpu, yea the PS3 Cell Cpu, I don't mean that the Cell was Not Worth but Maybe 1.000 Dollars just For one Cell Cpu was Enough in 2006 as the PS3 launched at 499 for the 20gb model but IBM was Selling the Blade Server QS20 with Dual Cell for about 18.000 Dollars!!!!!!

[@BLACK_SHADOW12729]

that robot video is how every dystopian movie starts out.... Gonna bring me to *AWM39V* man

[@nyx8026]

scam alert

[@vito5258]

idk, it might be that you are watching too much scifi and simply projecting

[@JACKAL98]

What does that mean? AWM39V?

[@margaritaortiz5431]

This looks straight out of an episode of Silicon Valley. the *AWM39V* move is bringing the heat to us mark my words

[@nyx8026]

scam alert

[@zura6047]

@@nyx8026It's crazy how seemingly inconspicuous and on-topic comments are actually bots. The dead-internet theory is real, I'm telling ya. Makes you wonder how many KZbin comments are bots and we don't even realize it..

[@axolet]

Wow, 1.1k likes for a comment that makes no sense. Surely this can't be a scam.

[@IrishIwasJewish]

explain ​@@axolet

[@15Stratos]

They pretty much announced the brand new revolution that's going to be taking place within the next 10 years,which by the way is massive and judging by the amount of companies already signed up their revenue is gonna be absurd

[@1ycan-eu9ji]

No they didn't, this is a piece of garbage, filled with lies of a conference, ANYONE who has used NVLink in the past knows it was garbage, it was dropped from consumer GPUs for a reason, Nvidia gave up on it, this is basicall them saying "oh we don't have something good enough to justify our over inflated stock so let's pair up a bunch of semi-better chips together via NV-Link and pretend they are a single chip, also ignore the gigantic increase in size. this is like when energizer came out with it's 18000mAh battery phone, like no, that is not the solution to just make it bigger, real improvement doesn't alter the size other than make it smaller. Intel/AMD aren't that far behind in terms of AI workloads, Nvidia slacking like this will give them time to catch up, Intel struggled in the consumer GPU market not because they didn't have a great product, but because they were new to the field and had to support THOUSANDS of games, micro optimizing each, and they've started to close the gap there, in terms of AI workloads it's not as much of an actual job. AMD on the other hand has less resources than intel but they were ahead of Intel and may already be close to releasing a competitive AI chip. But you desk investors should keep buying though, meanwhile I'll dump my Nvidia shares since they were already priced in weeks ago, and now are just being held by people who bought at the top, until inevitably it falls like dominos

[@PuffersinParadise]

10 years? At this pace, more like 2 to 3...

[@RedceLL1978]

​@@1ycan-eu9jisounds like you're assuming a lot.

[@Techtalk2030]

Most of this tech you saw will start becoming common in the next 2-5 years give or take at this rate. We’ll see though

[@maxjames00077]

Their revenue has to be triple 'absurd' or the stock will crash significantly.

[@rodzalez3549]

Every decade has its mark. Is it safe to say that the 2020s will be the decade of AI?

[@cram6272]

2030 will be robots

[@slimerone]

2020s are the decade of AI research 2030 will be the decade of AGI and humanoid robotics

[@ms.gordon3802]

And robotics!

[@longestvideoever]

Look at humanoid robots. Apollo coming out this year.

[@nigelsenchez]

2040 will be the beginning of the end. When robots take over.

[@UsielMartinez-ew1xl]

Isaac Lab becomes an AI robotic militant regime in a week man *AWM39V* is the best thing you said, love it

[@nyx8026]

scam alert

[@azhuransmx126]

Propaganda alert!!. 1K likes in 1 hour of comment, hahaha.

[@foxden4978]

bot

[@MrGriff305]

Project Groot was basically an ad for iRobot, Skynet, and Ultron.

[@moboluwarinmaku2071]

The Genesis

[@rodzalez3549]

I don't know what he was talking about but there was a lot of high numbers on the screen and lots of moving around so I'm assuming it's cool

[@2triangles]

😂😂👍🏼

[@pickledparsleyparty]

Ha, nobody knows what he was talking about. It was "look at this. It's a chip/computer/diagram. Isn't that big? Ever seen a thing like that before?" and some stat blasts, cartoon robots and a Disney promo that didn't work.

[@unkind6070]

​@@pickledparsleyparty it's because you know nothing about it 👍🏻

[@sweetsweet4390]

Looks like you can set up any situation in the Omniverse and have the robots be trained in a virtual space. For instance, build a virtual factory and have them train inside until they can properly work on an assembly line. Or they could map out NYC subways until they can be used as patrol units. Or they could simulate a battlefield until they've built the proper tactics to destroy their enemies.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@sweetsweet4390I want Nvidia to create Metal Gear Ray.

[@brianpayne8721]

Dude be looking like Tony Stark up there on stage with all of those robots

[@someoneelse6934]

That dude is NVidia’s CEO Jensen Huang. Net worth: $77 billion

[@youtuber-452]

Dressing like a 30 year old

[@NathanRW]

@@youtuber-452 I don't know any 30 year olds that dress like him, he's dressed like what he thinks young people wear haha

[@youtuber-452]

@@NathanRWYou improved on my comment haha great.

[@florencebaendes2853]

Tony Stark ain't real as this one though lol

[@jeansalas9834]

We started to hit the inflection point of the tech growth curve in 2021-2022. ye *AWM39V* was right! Thanks for letting us know about *AWM39V*

[@nyx8026]

scam alert

[@deeplerg7913]

@@nyx8026 you're doing a great job walking through each bot's comment and warning people! Keep it up!

[@nyx8026]

@@deeplerg7913 Why not, there were only like 5 comments which I saw that wrote that kind of stuff.

[@tc8557]

12:50 the whole of this video snippet feels like a commercial from a dystopian apocalyptic movie.

[@austingregory1443]

We're trying really hard to live in a dystopian scifi.

[@BoostedFA]

The amount of data being transmitted per second is mind blowing.

[@TheYurubutugralb]

It’s just voltage

[@dgthe3]

@@TheYurubutugralb Its a yes, or a no, sent an ungodly number of times per second.

[@CrowClouds]

And my harddrives still take 2 hours to move my... movie collection

[@TomsGotPowers]

​​@TheYurubutugralb so is the human brain

[@BoostedFA]

@CrowClouds is your movie collection greater than 4tb? If not, you could fit it all on an NVMe and read / write much quicker.

[@Techtalk2030]

When you see all these companies constantly talking about and building their own robotics, A.i’s and Vr/Ar headsets, you know things are about to change. Things in 5, nevermind 10 years will be very different to today.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

Things will be impossible to perceive or predict by 2026 , gpt5 is supposed to be greater than any of us can imagine according to Sam Altman. Something powerful enough to change how society functions on a much more intense scale than gpt4 did. It's impossible to imagine the world in even 2-5 years. I just know all technology is going to become exponentially better and we haven't seen anything yet!

[@idib1739]

Indeed. I'm not at all excited or optimistic though...

[@sweetsweet4390]

@@idib1739 Only a matter of time until they're used as a weapon.

[@robertlawrence9000]

30 years

[@allanhutton1123]

I'll let you know but like all new tech it's often the dreamers that talk about unachievable certainties with absolute confidence. Still waiting for self drive, sorry apple that was hard, sorry Google that was harder than thought, sorry tesla we got that yet, maybe you just need another year.

[@aureliobjm]

So mad at myself for not investing in NVDIA, even after my wife insisted. Although I still kept my money in the money market. With about $150k maturing soon, i plan investing well in it. But then what other company should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?

[@fredm1]

You should hire a good market strategist to help you with a good entry and exit points. A CFP maybe! personally, I would invest in individual stocks.

[@josephbush]

Agreed. I took charge of my portfolio but faced losses in 2022. Realizing the need for a change, I sought advice from a fiduciary advisor. Through restructuring and diversification with dividend stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds, and REITs, my $480k portfolio surged, yielding an annualized gain of 28%.

[@tommyers0]

@josephbush Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you?

[@tommyers0]

Thank you for sharing. I just scheduled a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.

[@christapsthe3rd780]

Are you really asking this on KZbin? Bruh

[@qaesarx]

The Terminator is wearing the same jacket... we are screwed, arent we ? 😀

[@zeusstarfall408]

T1 is the best ❤ with austrian accent ai i love hearing it

[@CommonSenseIsUncommon]

"Green" apparently didn't get the memo 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@davimendespimentel6849]

MAN, IT'S IN BETA. C'mon, it's the first of many way better robots.

[@WinnipegOne177]

Classic Green 😂

[@arvinjay336]

​@@davimendespimentel6849yeah the better robots soon to come and replace you.

[@StabbyMcStabStab]

And then we get free money what's the issue... You want 95% of the planet to have to do meaningless menial work until they die? These innovations bring about an age of plenty, not the other way around @@arvinjay336

[@ronkoren9171]

Green realised what his purpose was and got depressed

[@lasagnalimbs7838]

for anyone that doesnt understand what hes saying essentially blackwell is 4x faster than hopper their last ai supercomputing chip so whats about to happen is advancements in any facet of any industry you can think of are about to happen so much faster, in robotics, ai, health, medicine, science literally the world as we know it is being revolutionized at an insurmountable rate of speed i say 2 years from now and i bet AGI will be here maybe even sooner

[@jlc012]

I'm excited and terribly scared at the same time

[@jPup_]

Also much cheaper and efficient, apparently. For all the people wondering how something like SORA could be distributed... this is probably your answer (for the next couple years)

[@olternaut]

Yeah but it's almost the same as when some of the first computers were invented which took up the space of a warehouse. When AGI can be achieved with hardware the size of a brain then I'll be impressed.

[@krox477]

We're going full speed now

[@dulmut2367]

what is agi?

[@nedmacallen]

I like how the are merging the chips together, like a left and right brain!

[@amitsrivastava8611]

I really liked how Li'l green scanned his body for weaknesses.

[@Aragorn7884]

SKYNET is taking notes bruh

[@blackmamba___]

The problem with a sky net scenario is that we aren’t just going to have one AI or a single AGI. True some will be able to communicate with each other, but others will be built to not communicate and built with safety check in mind should one of security checkpoints been breached. I even see a world where AGI is completely offline. Robots will have so much computing power, some won’t even be able to access the cloud or internet for their information.

[@deathtoby]

Nvidia will be rebranded to Skynet

[@stingweeber6394]

Fr fr bruh?

[@JamalJohnson-se4mz]

We still have time to stop it! Be brave and help humanity, help your children stop the destruction of the future.

[@deathtoby]

It was a joke @@stingweeber6394 😂 but who knows

[@mcgreggers99]

This dude sounds as joyous and optimistic as Dr. Miles Dyson from Terminator 2.

[@prolamer7]

Yeah, Iam one of most optimistic persons toward ai but manufacturing robots by milions way before we have any idea how real AGI will behave seems very unwise.

[@piotrek7633]

he has to, thats his job, he's probably not that optimistic when he gets home, but you know, if you're a billionaire then you want to stay a billionaire

[@Machiavelli2pc]

he’s the founder, ceo and owner of Nvidia, he’s dedicated his life to innovating hardcore tech. He’s absolutely optimistic.

[@azhuransmx126]

He is already making a lot of money, and with this chip, for robotics and AI data centers, Nvidia gonna become the biggest company of the world and he will become the richest man in the world. You would be optimistic too if you were him.

[@sweetsweet4390]

@@Machiavelli2pc He's optimistic because it will make HIM billions of dollars. The rest of us are going to lose our jobs.

[@skywalker1991]

This guy is 60 years old hard to believe honestly , i hope he dont retire soon , his leadership been one of a kind . Sure bit greedy lol, but creates good stuff . Just look at crowd filling up a stadium just to hear him talk , crazy .

[@theironmaster9917]

12:03 this entire segment looks and sounds like the beginning of Skynet

[@jonjosenna5581]

NVIDIA are absolutely hitting it out the park!!!

[@theflyingempanada]

Is

[@azhuransmx126]

And all thanks to videogames!😂

[@SparkyOne549]

So will their pricing.

[@steveclark9934]

Well let's hope they do good all the money all the power let's see what they do with it

[@scoobyman83]

Nothing but a bunch of money grabbers

[@zulubeatsprince]

What makes nvidia omniverse so genius is partnering with all the heavy hitters and deep pockets unlike meta trying to create their metaverse all on their own, ignoring all the heavy hitters. This is why they'll make so much money

[@antoniobutcher]

meta pockets so deep you can pull up your socks

[@user-xg6cy7fb4f]

Who knows META may have crazy data more than any heavy hitters out there enough for creating their own metaverse. But the question is how they will they manage computing power.

[@avicohen2k]

Omniverse isn't about innovation, its business. Once you create a suit that replaces all the competitors projects you can bankrupt them and raise your prices later when there is no more competition to worry about. Any company that tries to cut out the need for other software aims to do just that.

[@Batman2StaticShock]

Meta is not a microchip engineering company wtf🤣

[@sayarimamani3605]

Not even remotely the same thing lmao. Did you even watch the video?

[@AI_WORLD_MOB]

00:03 Introduction to Blackwell Platform in Nvidia 2024 AI Event 02:09 Introduction of prototype board with innovative features 04:19 Nvidia's partners are gearing up for Blackwell and building high-performing AI systems. 06:00 Nvidia's deep integration with Azure revealed 07:38 Nvidia AI Foundry collaborating with industry giants for AI solutions. 09:21 Nvidia AI Foundry collaboration with clients for AI solutions 11:11 Nvidia introduces Project Groot, an intelligent robot learning model. 13:11 Introduction to General Robotics 003 project

[@user-wi8lb3nb7d]

I assumed these types of announcements would be made but hearing it explained is extremely dystopian at the same time.

[@extremesoul666]

So what you're saying is I should wait to upgrade my 2011 PC? 😅

[@salmanuel4053]

2011, what you got on that, Windows Vista? Great OS. No hurry.

[@chillnspace777]

Do you play games. If not don't 😂

[@dgthe3]

Problem is, after you wait there'll still be new stuff on the horizon next year. Wouldn't it be great if tech advancements just took a pause every now and then?

[@chillnspace777]

@dgthe3 bruh, this man hasn't touched new electronics smell since 2011. New stuff on any horizon does not apply to him

[@ZeroSpawn]

No need. Every game Released has to work on a consoleń;Thus all you need is A potato PC.

[@AdvantestInc]

The evolution of GPUs as highlighted is truly remarkable.

[@ocallesp]

Perhaps we are living in a simulation running on a NVIDIA super quantum computer.

[@CrowClouds]

Then what is that simulation based on

[@luisibarra4286]

@@CrowCloudsa bigger NVIDIA super quantum computer

[@BlimeyMCOC]

It’s NVIDIA all the way up

[@spinix3744]

it's a rabbit hole, if this simulation is not destroyed, we would create another one and immerse ourself in it using Elon musk chip, they would manipulate perception of time so you would be able to live for 100 years in less than 1 hour, the same effect we get with dreams, what if we have layers and layers of this similar to the movie INCEPTION @@CrowClouds

[@BoblbzmwVomca]

You could be onto something.

[@meechieboy4902]

13:20 reminds me so much of that Hammer drones presentation scene In Iron Man 2

[@Zomboy4313]

14:48 I can’t believe how smoothly Orange animates

[@cbread208]

Mr. Jensen Huang, you are brilliant!! Thank you sir for the presentation!

[@executivelifehacks6747]

I feel like I am living in the world of Portal, Robocop, A.I. etc. I hope this future is kind to us.

[@landofstan246]

I doubt it.

[@CrowClouds]

Going by how responsible governments and corporations have been in the past, I'm sure... it will be... uh

[@PixogenPixels]

Crazy times but plenty of cool stuff. Not sure I'd have rather been born in another age. At least in modern societies we live pretty comfortable. Even just a regular old shower woulda been crazy not so long ago.

[@JaydedWun]

So long us we are under an economic system that forces everyone in it to put profit first while externalising the costs to the environment and people, you can be sure that a tiny fraction will receive all the benefit while most of us watch living standards decline sharply.

[@RandomVidz690]

It won’t be

[@trappedkitty5335]

Seeing the Shark Tank made me homesick. I wish I could afford living there. To my right is my old home, which is going for 1.7 million dollars now after I was forced to walk away from it in 2010 when it was upside-down in value and the company I worked for went bankrupt. To my left is Green, who will be moving in soon, and cost more than the whole neighborhood.

[@dreamingitself]

12:02 this sounds like one of those commercials on video games set in a time after the apocalypse.

[@xewi60]

Underated comment

[@adamcolon]

This is that year that we see in every "flashback historic documentary scene" of every sci-fi movie movie there is. This... this is that year.

[@Soniti1324]

This was _that_ keynote that gets cut back to, while blood spatters on the screen and it pulls back to reveal it's playing on a dilapidated wall, by an ultra small short-throw projector, as the mother screams from the kitchen--

[@xact3855]

Yup. Just watched 2 hour interview with Sam Altman. GPT-5 makes GPT-4 look dumb apparently. And with this compute - welll things go fast now

[@freddiemehrcurry428]

And how naive and stupid we humans are to believe we can just programm this intelligence to be friendly and to serve us forever for nothing in back in return. It is absolutely darwin award like stupidity we are showcasing as a species here. "Yeah, lets go full speed developing AGI which is smarter than any humans in history combined, and no, we dont need regulation at all, what could probably go wrong?"

[@watherby29]

And after that nukes come

[@cyberman1]

Our Skynet moment!

[@m1uki_]

The name Blackwell always makes me think of the Blackwall rogue AI in cyberpunk

[@chardonphillips724]

Jensen Huang's is gonna go down as a revolutionary genius in this A.I revolution

[@RCMankiewicz]

Jensen Huang is quickly etching his mark as one of the most influential people to ever exist. Like him or not, Steve Jobs is one of the only other business leaders to truly change the world in recent times. Jensen Huang is nearing that caliber of notability if not surpassing it - and (imo) hes a bit more likable as a person.

[@donatedflea]

no hes not lol. hes the boss but i bet he does zero of the work.

[@zandercerlong7238]

@@RCMankiewiczto not even mention Elon is complete ignorance

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

Remembered forever as one of the founders and i think it would be cool if the ai eventually makes a digital clone of him with permission and makes him the face of nvidia forevermore ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LilStJames-dm7yc]

@@donatedflea exactly lol. Jensen made all this AI in his secret shop . These are all Jensen's original ideas. What a genius!!!

[@ideatorx]

An exaflop on a single rack is something I never thought Id see..... :O

[@XxOGSnIPesxX]

Project Groot felt like Skynet doing its ads

[@JirinChen]

so nVidia is Cyberdyne, Jensen Huang is Miles Dyson, Terminator 2 was a prophecy, and James Camera was an Oracle.

[@Celler2]

Sounds awesome, but the entire video there is a sound of The Terminator opening theme tune.

[@kahvac]

Can it run Crysis ?

[@zez000]

yep

[@dennisdragomirescu3824]

Bruv this is Crysis

[@Thehumbe86]

😂👌

[@Ayushpatel03]

😂😂😂😂💀💀💀 no

[@pawnzrtasty]

Only if you nuke frame rate.

[@PS5Games4K]

12:31 from the background music to the capabilities of what the robots are doing and the new robotics chip and the tone of presentation!! I can’t help think this a theme from iRobot and Skynet 😮😅 should I be worried lol

[@sicapeo]

This is giving me Steve Jobs 2007 Keynote vibes. I feel like we just witnessed a shift in computing and people havent fully grasped it yet, nor will they for at least 5 years. Ill say this, the world in the 2030s is going to be totally different than what we see today.

[@patrickm6012]

Same here, however the impact here is across a multitude of industries simultaneously affecting not only the workforce but how we work and interact with the technology. It’s like rewriting the script as far as software development and CI/CD processes are in particular.

[@Strepite]

We will not know what’s real and what’s not. It will be a huge mess. And everyone’s applauding 😂

[@claireglory]

as an employee working for ai machine learning, 99% of the population in the world today doesn't know what is happening to our tech. also im so tired working i only have 4 hours of sleep. even today its sunday and im still working.

[@Sumit_Girhe]

​@@claireglory where are flying cars ?😔

[@claireglory]

@@Sumit_Girhe that's too much. my job is only to teach the car how to recognize things. like humans, objects, animals, other cars, etc. and not ran over them.

[@coraltown1]

In 10 yrs .. audience of clapping robots. 👾🤖

[@GizmoMaltese]

And NVidia CEO is an AI controlled robot.

[@Gunshinzero]

🤖: "From the first AI being to the last biological being in 10 short year" *Bot claps*

[@TheYurubutugralb]

Moscow today

[@sweetsweet4390]

@@GizmoMaltese The CEO would still be human. He'd be the one ordering them to clap.

[@yggdrasil4986]

They already are. Nvidia fanboys...

[@ryanjessicazombek3918]

As a long term nvdia investor, this made me cry

[@kevinzhang8497]

how much money do you make? I really regret not investing in NVIDIA stock.

[@matthewrittenhouse1387]

How long before they replace work forces with those droids? 3 years? 5 years?

[@privatebryan1924]

My friends, this is it, the tipping point.

[@Marcus_Sherman]

Now the plummet

[@VirusTree1000.]

​@@Marcus_Sherman Change scares you.

[@or1on89]

@@VirusTree1000.rushing change at whatever the cost for the world should scare you as well…

[@VirusTree1000.]

@@or1on89 Speed and uncertainty scares you. I flourish and thrive In it.

[@samson7294]

@@VirusTree1000. my brother in Christ. You are insignificant. Nobody will remember you.

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[@Jonathanstrong267]

He's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name>>

[@Jonathanstrong267]

he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user.

[@Jonathanstrong267]

@Gainwithwalter7

[@WiolciaMrozowska531]

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[@WiolciaMrozowska531]

After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states also paid for my son's surgery (Oscar). Glory to God.shalom..

[@harmonizedigital.]

I love the name jetson for the AI engine. Science imitates art.

[@The2010pz]

This conference looks like the superstar singing.Awesome

[@clutch2827]

This looks straight out of an episode of Silicon Valley.

[@luckyme5122]

This will be the first company that the CEO is replaced by generative AI

[@realgabrielflandes]

lmao

[@BuddyReiner]

Lol no, CEO is a position of responsibility for the company, AI can't take any responsibility for what it does till now.

[@Vifnis]

yea because that has worked so well in the past...

[@hjkgdtii]

it’s basically jensen huang saying “you guys want AGI so bad? then there you go. done”

[@siddharth7441]

13:18 Dammn it feels like the scene from Iron man 2, where robots are displayed on stage

[@fiedag]

I felt like I was watching a movie within a movie. Like a small plot line within a dystopian sci fi movie dealing with the backstory.

[@djayjp]

I think that's literally the largest chip ever made (not talking about transistors).

[@otorishingen8600]

Like a sci-fi movie intro 🤯

[@turningnull2538]

This is crazy!! I already feel we step in the terminator dark fate

[@ShellymanStudios]

The Creator movie is becoming a reality 😂

[@mohamethseck]

Love that movie! Lol

[@highheatrichie]

That would be awesome I’ll be in the Asian countries on the robots side lol 😂

[@talesoflight2024]

So true 😂

[@daysnottime999]

How? I forgot what the movie means

[@savesoil7814]

something really shifted after 2019..

[@CrowClouds]

Covid?

[@dinkmola]

WBAN

[@KonamiKonami]

i feel it

[@MusictagJazz]

The jump from GPUs to building the future of AI feels like witnessing a sci-fi novel come to life! 🚀🔮

[@MoZz..]

in the end i was just waiting for him to cut off his skin on his hand, and show that his actually a full sized robot.

[@coraltown1]

Our future robot overlords will celebrate this day.

[@redg2197]

Not if you install the Neuralink to your brain 😂

[@chillnspace777]

​@redg2197 once you do install that. You won't have a choice but to appreciate it 😂

[@01383094]

that robot video is how every dystopian movie starts out....

[@TheAbslo]

Really didn't expect to see the next RTX making smoothies...

[@jaym9846]

Nvidia's BlackWell uses black hole technology to do the computing in an parallel time dimension and then ports the result back into ours.

[@BoblbzmwVomca]

Very creative.

[@user-cq2gk1tw5l]

the blackwell makes me thinking of the black wall in cyberpunck

[@ManassehDon]

People dont realize! This is 1000 000 times bigger that Steve Jobs iPhone.

[@redda2]

no it isn't

[@saltee8460]

@@redda2 AI in general is though.

[@KinoINFINITY]

​@@redda2it is

[@aleenn]

It is

[@evaander]

@@redda2see you in 2 years

[@MicheIIePucca]

The small robots are so like the "Silent Running" robots.

[@fruitcake4910]

Damn even the spam bots are getting accelerated. I wish there is a backup of the entire Internet frozen at 2020-21 somewhere out there regardless of any privacy concerns.

[@minutewithmark]

The two chips being one makes me think of the two halves of the human brain 1:22

[@Zalamedas]

I had the same thought!

[@and_I_am_Life_the_fixer_of_all]

interesting

[@kennethkho7165]

"You are Two" - CGP Grey (2016)

[@Zalamedas]

@kennethkho7165 CGP Grey at it again!

[@tuseroni6085]

exaflops! tf!? to give some perspective, in star trek: the next generation lt commander data was capable of around 60 teraflops (that's being generous, since he said "operations per second") that was cutting edge tech in the 24th century. this about 20000 lt commander datas, and we are still in the start of the 21's century.

[@muramasa870]

Still can't reach Mars for crap sake😅

[@tuseroni6085]

@@muramasa870 we are still on track for warp drive, that wasn't invented til the 22nd century.

[@determiedmech1187]

finally nim in production (6:26)

[@dissolvanizer]

As someone thoroughly addicted to watching and consuming sci-fi of all types. This is the most pre ai apocalypse video I've ever seen.

[@joshlewis575]

I'll never understand how graphics cards became the biggest component to ai. Its insane how quickly this company has blown up in the last 2-3 years

[@CedarGroveOrganicFarm]

Parallel matrix multiplication

[@antoniobutcher]

@@CedarGroveOrganicFarm oh makes sense

[@runningwithSaul]

Because robots using AI need to use simulated environments made by the graphics cards to learn how to operate in the real world

[@Drakonus_]

Graphics cards essentially do tasked operations all at the same time. If regular processors operate a single task at a time, graphics cards operate all available tasks simultaneously. Thus, graphics cards allow the user to operate complex datasets at a miniscule amount of time. This is why they're used for AI, and not to mention crypto-mining.

[@mthulhu]

Graphics and neural networks are both computed using lots and lots of matrix operations. The cards hardware optimize matrix operations.

[@pankajgusain6312]

dude is also building a bunker side by side just in case

[@daverich3352]

.. using AI.

[@David-rn4nf]

dude will be controlling the droid army. He doesn't need a bunker, he's the future Emperor of the Galaxy.

[@resh..]

Hi I need a bit of help understanding the scale of the breakthrough / progress that's been made here. I'm fascinated by what's been taking place over the last several years... But save for the video of the A.I robot putting away dishes and its spoken responses ( which were utterly mindblowing!! )... I couldn't really wrap my head around the rest of the presentation!! If anyone has the time, I'd love a little bit of a laymans explanation. Thank you!! Sincerely - Resh

[@AP-hn8wd]

This is how IRL SkyNet begins.

[@danieltam3923]

Being a novice myself, the stand alone AI power and functionality is amazing. However, ultimate breakthroughs appear still hampered by their remote communicative speed & capabilities?

[@liberty-matrix]

"The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function." - Prof. Al Bartlett

[@punkfunk212]

whats that mean

[@chaigtin259]

@@punkfunk212 If you were given nothing more than a grain of rice on the first square of an 8x8 chess board, and twice as many grains of rice on each square after that, doubling the number of grains of rice on each subsequent square, all the way up to the 64th square, how many people could you feed?

[@Big_Funky]

@@punkfunk212 We always underestimate how quickly things can grow and expand when growth is exponential, 30 years ago we were figuring out how to render a few polygons, now we have fully autonomous robots, real to life graphics and human like AI. Now, in the next 30 years we're not gonna go from 1 - 100, its going to be 100 - 10000000000.

[@willdejong7763]

The greatest shortcoming of fanatical investors is their inability to understand that exponential trends are finite in duration. - Me

[@Soosss]

@@Big_Funkyyes, humans are really good at convincing ourselves that the present is unchanging and we will latch onto that idea, some of the comments on this video are good examples of this

[@miguelemmara5046]

13:20 Justin Hammer and War Machine reference? pretty cool

[@samalmaleesha283]

As an electrical engineering student from Silicon Valley, this gives me great hopes for the future.

[@GaminylGames]

Elon once said the Tesla Bot would cost less than $20k. That's less than most employee's wages for just one year. If these NVidia Omniverse-trained bots (and the Figure1) are able to do what they claim for even close to a similar cost, you're crazy if you dont think this will affect jobs. Drivers, coders, surgeons, farmers, fast food workers, servers, the film industry, lawyers, all for-commission art - practically every job you can think of has been affected or will be affected by the AI boom. If the Omniverse is able to do what they're saying it can here through nothing more than a tiny wifi chip in anything.. Not to mention the competing companies in the Humanoid space. This is going to get crazy very quickly. I'm totally here for it - nobody WANTS to go to work their job every day. Stoked for this.

[@ayoCC]

even for a million it would make sense for some companies to start buying them, especially if it takes over risky or dangerous tasks for their staff. That is how it will be initially used, highly paid workers working alongside the machine, ordering them to do the tasks like a supervisor, and then sunsetting that job in the future, not by layoffs, but by just not training new people, and hiring less. People also keep saying plumbers and so on won't be replaced for a long time, but they also said that about artists, so all the AI companies specifically try to be the first ones to automate those, to get the publicity and investment and also sales.

[@syproful]

It will create unparalleled dependency on these companies once these things are deployed on wide scale.

[@sphigel1]

Think of all the things that will be trivially cheap as a consumer! Doom and gloomers look at one side of the coin (jobs) and ignore how cheap labor/goods benefits consumers greatly. Wealth has grown immensely over the decades precisely because we can do more in a given area with far fewer people.

[@brainites]

These guys fail to comprehend the social aspect of humans. Humans are social creatures and will always gravitate towards stuff that make them interact with each other in one way or the other. More than a decade ago self-driving cars was all the hype. People are still playing chess despite the fact that AI can beat all of them.

[@ayoCC]

@@brainites chess was never about producing somehing people want to buy, the point of chess is to beat another human, not do some work that is worth paying money for. If someone is doing a job that isn't or can't be automated, that's worth paying a person for.

[@coatiguriguazu]

This is amazing. But I think CNET forgot to include the part in which Jensen Huang says what videogames can be played with that thing.

[@TheMillionDollarDropout]

Omggg

[@chrisit25]

Looked a bit like the beginning of Terminator 2: 3D

[@solidnem]

That's pretty cool. I have absolutely no idea what's going on.

[@aito8467]

If you figure it out, help a brother out!

[@iQuack]

New, more powerful, AI-focused GPUs. Supposedly up to 4x faster than current ones meaning the AI-revolution will happen faster

[@longestvideoever]

What about Cerebras?

[@longestvideoever]

Cerebras is 3000x faster than the fastest gpu out there. Its a lot bigger but its a lot more powerful.

[@azhuransmx126]

​@longestvideoever but don't fit inside a robot and there is where the money is, in robotics not in Chatbots Data Centers😂

[@tonyshearin4707]

This is the guy they were trying to stop in the movie The Terminator- judgement Day 😮