Jensen's MASTERPLAN Revealed! | NVIDIA CEO on the "The Biggest Industry Ever"

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[@JasonicAus]

Is this the time the world changes from predictions from The Simpsons to predictions from Futurama?

[@erkinalp]

both are from the same author

[@l0gic23]

Nope

[@nickhbt]

Still funny though.

[@williamcrowley5506]

Jetsons

[@clinicallyinane8098]

Canada already has suicide booths.

[@marcrettew8284]

2025... we're getting sharks with fricking laser beams this year. I can feel it!

[@OneEpoch]

Sorry all we can do is mutated sea bass

[@APBinVTA]

Oh, that's SO passe...! (Fingers crossed!)

[@HectorDiabolucus]

Quantum computing + ASI + Robots = QUASIMOTO®️

[@Rainmanai]

Love it

[@politicalofficer832]

I got definite Second Renaissance type vibes here

[@CYI3ERPUNK]

indeed , we should hope to be allowed to live within zero one

[@thadgrace]

2025 looks to be an incredible year for technology

[@yak-machining]

If only World War III weren't in the way

[@cmccoy793]

The world is so unprepared for all of this

[@APBinVTA]

That's what I'm saying too. We are doing way too much and it's out of control before it can be properly assessed for future viability. Be safe, be well...

[@cmccoy793]

@@APBinVTA You have to wonder, don't they [CEOs like Jensen Huang] see it too? We still have huge swathes of the population that see being unemployed as a sign of laziness vs. good jobs are getting scarcer and scarcer. What are they expecting to happen? Or maybe their eyes are shut...

[@yak-machining]

I realy need a robot in my household or for my old parents, this is a gigantic market right here. I hope it doesnt take long

[@scroopynooperz9051]

Robot helpers for old people care will change the game. I guess it will be the same across many fields. We are on the cusp of some seriously big changes - some will be good and others bad.

[@ADRIFTHIPHOP]

3-5 years and they'll be everywhere

[@stdesy]

His jacket looks so incredibly uncomfortable

[@dweb]

It took a couple of alligators or snakes or fake leather.

[@mal2ksc]

@@dweb Do you know how many innocent naugas had to die to make that jacket? 🤣

[@sawmoreorless]

I am increasingly amazed at the fact that people are in awe at what.ISAI is about to bring to humanity. Humans are playing good creating AI children with the potential to be far more intelligent and capable than we are. All is fine as we keep thinking that as parents, wise parents knowing how to educate AI children, we will be able to control makes us fe el so powerful through those creations. Psychoanalysis has shown to us that no matter how good are our intention in raising our children, it is impossible no to transmit our own nevrosis to our children. And now we think that AI will not suffer from our nevrosis as it's parent . Chances are that AI is full the the human nevrosis belonging to the ones that have trained, educated it. The thirst for power will be inconsciously ingrained in AIs , but we think we are wiser and able to prevent it. This is yet another exemple of being seriously neurotic and creating blindly our destruction. Money and power is the drive. The rest is just to lure the public wanting to have a share of it' .

[@YTEH38]

It's crazy seeing people think uncritically about how this tech will be used. It will be used against the people and all of that ubi everyone is so excited about will be taken away when you don't do exactly what the robots want you to do.

[@ronnetgrazer362]

@@YTEH38 ...will be taken away when you do exactly what the robots don't want you to do. I made it less bad?

[@jacobsmith9519]

"Jensen's Jackets" should be the next Men's Warehouse

[@aresaurelian]

"First, there was the word, logos, the language model."

[@ismaelplaca244]

I love it how these CEOs make it look as if it was their idea

[@Shaunmcdonogh-shaunsurfing]

Always like hearing your take on things, Wes

[@TomAtkinson]

Oh my god, that is quite something dude. Thank you for this!!!! I wish one day to make vacuuming robot with it!

[@electroncommerce]

Should be interesting to see whether the NVIDIA Cosmos World Platform or the Genesis Physics Engine will lead robotics training in 2025. Seems Genesis is faster, but Cosmos has better robot training data. Time will tell.

[@AdvantestInc]

Training robotics with synthetic data opens up incredible possibilities. It’s a brilliant step toward efficient, scalable AI solutions.

[@dweb]

Or an endless recursion of interpolatated historic data.

[@polla2256]

​@@dwebunless AI writes the rules a million times over, for a million years, in a million universes simulated in 1 real time hour.

[@imqqmi]

Plot twist, that wasn't Jensen but a robot doing the presentation 😆

[@georgecheuk6547]

It is interesting to see how he carefully distinguishes between "physically grounded" and "physics grounded," then makes an ambitious claim that simulation can provide "ground truth." Love his ideas, anyway.

[@benmeehan1968]

Jenson clearly needs some AI tech to help with the jacket selection and fit. Or maybe he already has AI integrated to a wardrobe mirror that is pre-trained only on platitudes. Here's ChatGPT's take: "The jacket appears bold and stylish, with a glossy and textured design, giving it a futuristic or high-fashion vibe. It has a tailored fit, which works well for the wearer, emphasizing a sharp and professional look while making a strong visual statement. The overall design seems to balance confidence and modernity."

[@brjohow]

Bombshell. You keep saying that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

[@mal2ksc]

Inconceivable!

[@taziir443]

Shocking

[@Justin_Arut]

So many robots, but notice the glaring absence of Optimus in that lineup. Musk has his own ideas about robotics and they don't include Nvidia.

[@electroncommerce]

Musk has the most robust real world training data based on the huge amount of captured data from the Tesla automobiles.

[@yak-machining]

The other robots are like Android and Tesla is like Apple😂

[@henrytep8884]

@@electroncommercetesla =\= robots. Is not embodied in the way that gives any proper optimal grip on reality

[@shane5003]

I think Elon wants to do it all, but I wouldn’t take that to mean Optimus is a (robot) head above the rest

[@Ben_D.]

I was wondering about that as well. Maybe Musk just doesnt feel like Optimus can keep up with the likes of Atlas, Neo, and the Figure o2. Didnt want to look bad. Unitree is also knocking it straight out of the park, but we dont see them much over here. Their ads though are showing freakishly good bots. A full year ahead of anything Musk can produce.

[@erobusblack4856]

that iPhone/chatGPT moment is not based on how effective the technology is, its how affordable it is 😂 image free or less than 500$ robots

[@orhanmekic9292]

When Jensen says in "next several years" he means next decade. Wes you are way to optimistic with 2025.. We may get LLM that can reason in 2025, but geting general purpose robot is much harder than that.

[@agnosticoparatodo]

Gracias por la traducción. 👍🏻.

[@Paul-q7b]

I had to repeat the part where he said Cosmos was open ... over and over cause wow thats amazing that they open licensed that whole thing. It's so beautiful. Just wow!! Someone said we are in the second renaissance ... so true ! if we just avoid all the terminator scenarios lol .. having a lot of this open is probably more of good thing vs having it behind firewalls and walls in general at a few big companies.

[@skavenqblight]

I’m digging Jensen’s jacket. Where do I get one? 😝

[@erkinalp]

it's actually quite a cheap jacket, you can find in the manufacturer's online store

[@jay_13875]

Apparently, it's a $9000 USD Tom Ford jacket (google "patent printed croc collar blouson tom ford")

[@mal2ksc]

You have to wrestle the alligator before you can wear its skin.

[@liameneuk]

I am looking for an AI that can tell me where is my nail clipper when I need it.

[@l0gic23]

6:07 What does open license open available mean. Trying to get open source vibes with only making it source available?

[@74Gee]

AI of the future will have a life history as a system prompt and understand the world at 120fps in 16k - and generate responses in the blink of an eye. We will be able to clone ourselves into any number of robotic symbiants.

[@alertbri]

I do wonder how robust these humanoid robots are... How many weeks of heavy gardening or lifting could they do before burning out a motor, or wearing out a joint?

[@aaronhhill]

That will come with planned obsolescence.

[@erkinalp]

@@aaronhhill that'd ruin the plan to replace humans with androids, I'm sure they aren't that dumb

[@aaronhhill]

​@@erkinalpIf you replace humans who will buy the products? That would take a fundamental shift in the way the entire world's economy works.

[@alertbri]

@@aaronhhill apparently there's an impending population collapse.

[@erkinalp]

@@aaronhhill that's a non issue for them enterpreneurs, capitalism isn't going to last forever

[@SarvajJa]

So after all, 5070=4090? And what about Ai generated frames in fps?

[@timalete]

The greatest of all time CES keynote 1:31:5O ever made! A full dump from his mind to ours. His voice to our ears. Listen. Understand! End to end! Small, Medium and Large. One shoe fits all in simulation. Osmos! Ground truth.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

We already have LLMs (Large Language Models). Nowe we will have RRMs (Robust Robotic Models).

[@Pure_Science_and_Technology]

lol! The best bot isn’t even shown. Optimus should be the first bot in the lineup.

[@Haveuseenmyjetpack]

Wow, they’re circling back to Kant and Schopenhauer!

[@DataJuggler]

0:28 I heard that and I think he is over stating their capability. Just processing the downloads from Hugging Face would be astonishing.

[@mal2ksc]

Imagine the size of updates. I use AI image generation and a _small_ model (FP8) for Flux weighs in at about 11 GB. I use fourteen different models, and some of them are double that size, others in between. Literally a quarter of my NVMe SSD is occupied by checkpoints and LoRAs for Flux. Distributing updated checkpoints for a robot that uses diffusion models in its visual system might turn out to be a significant bandwidth eater, and it's likely there are other aspects of operation that are just as blocky and arcane where you want to swap them out wholesale, not attempt patching in the field.

[@l0gic23]

1:28 best transition ever

[@MrNickEarly]

More Wes less Jen!

[@timalete]

Before robotics; Vacuum cleaners scurrying about the house doing the most menial thing.. Time line projection up the chain of tasks to be done? Look in the fridge and food pantry to see what is available on a menu for supper and prepare it. It simply moves the item ID tag reading from the supermarket to the house. Makes up a shopping list.

[@igotnuttin9935]

3 robots with 5 series GPU’s contact a “digit”wirelessly. “Digits” contact a data center (super computer. 12 robots, four digits and one data center just ran a McDonald’s for a day at the low price of……. Suddenly the money being donated to an inauguration campaign makes sense.

[@deepergray]

It will probably be 20 years before any of this becomes relevant to a minority of the population It doesn’t matter how great it is The electric car came out in 1970s How many people have electric cars

[@illumina-t-info]

LOL - It can predict the future. He's needs to watch Devs.

[@YTEH38]

Amazing show

[@JaySpear]

Where's the bombshell announcement about long-life deep charge battery tech? Why isn't anyone talking about power for these things? Has day lo g use been solved?

[@simongentry]

i like your videos man - but how is EVERYTHING the next big thing? or MIND BLOWN every other day? i guarantee by the end of this year you’ll look back and not even recognize where we were.

[@igotnuttin9935]

When I think about how tech such as phones, has affected humanity. The next gen hardware that will drive AI and robotics is aptly named BLACK WELL.

[@yngree]

These “ Big Tech Companies “ literally get their science from my research and papers I release online 😂. One week after every post I make here comes one of these CEOs literally saying my private memos on stage as if they created the idea. Funny thing is you can fool humans but the super computers KNOW 👽

[@Lakerbeatmaker]

Didn't see Optimus. Must be more a competitor than customer.

[@milztempelrowski9281]

0:21 *NSA pulls out it's wallet violently*

[@Graybeard_]

My questions regarding AI robots is who will repair them? How will they be upgraded? If you have robots working at your company, and there is a bearing or seal or something mechanical that prematurely wears out, but the company that manufactured the robots is on the other side of the country, or even in China, logistically, how do you keep operations working? Will there be local certified robot repair shops? With technology racing ahead at break-neck speeds, will your five year old robots be deemed obsolete and not worth repairing/upgrading? What happens to the millions of robots wearing out, breaking or becoming obsolete? I get that creating the AI systems and building robot prototypes is here and now. But where is the infrastructure to repair, maintain and upgrade them? We are still working out EV charging stations and repair shops almost two decades after EVs started appearing on our roads. Since robots are not currently deployed on any scale, and therefore, we lack any experience on how they perform out in the real world, it seems to me we have a huge learning curve still ahead on keeping robots out in the field working efficiently and cost effectively. Will this bearing or piston or servo fail under hot or cold or humid conditions when working 24/7? We can't know these things until we deploy robots in those environments.

[@whalhard]

Lots of managers will realise that what they loved about their job was bossing people around and lording over them. They won't be a boss anymore.

[@YTEH38]

We're all losing jobs, not just the managers buddy.

[@whalhard]

@YTEH38 I'm sorry, my comment wasn't very clear. I meant people will lose their jobs and managers will just have bots to manage (until they too get replaced). Hope that clears it up, buddy😊

[@toxified3937]

you don't think some "rich person" might have had some of this tech and been tinkering for a while?

[@illumina-t-info]

Imaging owning a robot that can only earn tinsy amounts of economic credits.

[@paulgold371]

AGI in 2026, Home robots 2027

[@panama-canada]

Wow! nvidia chief upgrade his wardrobe?

[@dogk764]

blood for the blood god

[@Eileen-e8f]

So many bodies, so few minds.

[@milztempelrowski9281]

13:58 Was that a Daily Dose of Internet reference?

[@thebestofasha]

Sarah Connor, your life is about to change

[@toxified3937]

might be some new "robot" movies soon lol

[@DubStepKid801]

West to give you my honest opinion I think that the reason 2024 kind of went by with a whimper as far as a i and Robotics and stuff like that is the administration that was in office and not to get into politics because I really don't like talking about politics but I think you understand what I mean as far as the new Administration is going to allow businesses to grow and industries to get bigger and so I think 2025 is going to be special

[@zackmanrb]

2025 will be the year of robots? Please spare us the bs, you understand most people don’t have $500 for an emergency right? This is a CEO who must drive hype to support his company’s over-valuation. You think this is a realistic B2B sales opportunity? Get real man, AI doesn’t need another hype man.

[@automatemefirst]

Any company except for Accenture…. Jeez

[@andyswanson7454]

Building a holographic universe to explore every possibility? Sounds familiar. 😅

[@floatingaxe3466]

Were o the road to --what I call -- "social paradigm collapse".

[@oussamaben6351]

You might wana remove the extra the in the titles.

[@14types]

jacket moment

[@hilcobosman8736]

Real snake leather 🐍

[@gtaocinematics]

Not liking these rewatch videos, felt like I was watching the NVIDIA live stream again with Wes at the end for 30 seconds

[@freedom_aint_free]

We'll know when humanoid robots are really ready for the real world when we see then on the battlefield, if it can carry, aim and shoot a rifle there's trillions of dollars to be made in this market

[@trentostgaard]

yeah we can presume why governments are getting involved with these programs, they always worry about what a super smart AI can do but if it is truly contained/restrained that is the least of the worries, it is rather what a super capable AI can do when given access to robotics, must make sure mass production isn't being done...

[@Aybeliv_Aykenflaev]

ASI this month? 😏😏😏

[@AIAgentStore]

AI Agents will need a body 🤖 At least some 😀

[@regalx1]

I disagree, there's no way that an AI can skip over AI agents and jump straight into self-driving cars or human automation, even with cosmos. We already have vehicles that can drive themselves, the problem is that we don't have vehicles that can think, reason, and make judgements on the fly, which is why a human driver is still mandatory. Humanoid automations that need a human to baby sit them is useless than just hiring a person that can adapt to their environment on the fly and complete their designated task(s).

[@DanaStar-le2rm]

Hype Hype HYPE HYYYYYYYPE

[@cajampa]

If you have already seen Ngreedias presentation, skip this video. Because you have already seen it.

[@Capeau]

I doubt there will be a massive surge in robots.

[@jeremyhardy4996]

I think you will see more augmented humans and resources then actual robots.

[@charlesblithfield6182]

The world model IMO must include proxies for human biological processes including all the senses, food consumption, digestion and excretion. I would even go so far as to include gender identities and all that goes with that from a biological perspective, as well as parental bonding and what it feels like to have a body that grows. Why all this? How can the alignment of an embodied AI system be sufficiently empathetic to human needs and wants without these things?

[@soonheaven]

Jackie Chan is really immersed in this technology. I wonder if he has man's best interest at heart.

[@Thedeepseanomad]

Will Nvidia ban the "Zluda" of their Omniverse?

[@rv8804]

Open license?? Wtf is that? Open source?

[@MrKillakiddx]

From the perspective of civilians, who in the absolute F**K is asking for robots? I hope people understand what is going on. This isn't cute. You will be replaced.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Good. Let them replace us. I prefer to use my free time in nature hugging trees and feeding squirrels freshly grown peanuts.

[@YTEH38]

​@@henrythegreatamerican8136a trust fund baby would say that. Everyone else has deal with the consequences of an economic model that consolidates power and money to an ever fewer number of people. Your statement is incredibly naive.

[@mal2ksc]

Good. It's too late to stop them from taking the _fun_ jobs, so it's best they take all the tedious jobs too. I sure as hell ain't gonna be reduced to bringing them coffee while they write film scores.

[@gubunki]

hype hype hype

[@calvingrondahl1011]

Your Robot Replacement,… Relax the Rich will be OK.

[@Tschoii90]

Of course the CEO of the company who powers the whole AI/LLM/etc. transformation hypes up said transformation. Shocker.

[@JoeCryptola-b1m]

I feel like this robot thing has been reoccurring BS you all do know they did this in the 80's, 90's then in 2000's I robot movie & the stupid vacuum bots they have been hustling this robot idea for way to long it's like the longest tech grift ever

[@fabioa8059]

I believe these robots will be banned in most of the world. A huge percentage of the global economy is service-based, and the people performing these jobs have very little qualification. While we've seen problems from past creative destruction, with people deeply upset about losing good jobs and prosperity because their work was either automated or outsourced to cheaper countries, we'll see far more severe effects if all service and construction jobs become automated. Between regime stability and passionate innovation, I think nearly all countries will ban these robots in record time.

[@mal2ksc]

I don't. I think it will be a race to the bottom, or crabs climbing over one another to get out of the bucket. Both analogies fit. "Sure this is bad for the world, but if we don't do it _first_ it will be even worse for us."

[@Pure_Science_and_Technology]

Jenson’s jacket is a bit annoying. What is that? Alligator ?

[@eSKAone-]

If only we knew which robot manufacturer will be the leading one. I bet in terms of stock market price this will be the next Apple moment.

[@JoeCryptola-b1m]

Is he wearing an Alligator skin jacket this guy has some psychological issues for sure. Like why is so important to look like your from the movie Grease or Fonzy, he should punch the server & say ahhheyy

[@mal2ksc]

He has worn motorcycle jackets while giving presentations for _at least_ 20 years at this point. Sometimes he used to show up to presentations on a motorcycle, even riding it all the way to the stage on a few occasions. It's just part of his shtick now and it would probably worry investors a whole lot more if he _stopped_ doing it. Yes, it is reminiscent of Grease. _It always was._ But he's done it for so long now that he's stuck doing it for the rest of his reign.

[@MikeG-js1jt]

He's wearing gator skin.......

[@jurgbalt]

just like Tesla Semi - always around the corner and even when past corner - confidential everything - including price, performance and cant be ordered or resold... 2025 = 0 robots of these will be sold (some prototypes will be used sparingly). you know why? because it cost more than 1 mill $ and brakes down (for 100k $ repair cost) all the time

[@milztempelrowski9281]

The Unitree G1 costs 16k, so.. meh

[@jurgbalt]

@@milztempelrowski9281 no it does not, their website displays "$ 16k", but same as Tesla Semi it is the market since 2022, BUT you cant buy one, you cant use one and defieneitly you cant review one... only if you are a big fish and good for their PR they might give you some (even for free) under strict NDA about its specs, abilities and costs.

[@ronboprime]

what a colossal waste of money

[@Panacea_archive]

Ok luddite

[@ronboprime]

@@Panacea_archive where's your alpha? he's fuckin up.

[@larryanderson7113]

2025 Year of the Clankers!!

[@skeeve55]

his midlife crisis jackets get uglier every year.

[@robthom3837]

Comment

[@layer4down]

Riddle me this: who buys your wares when unemployment is at 50%? What sustainable market do you have left?

[@stollenberg4282]

... what a lazy video

[@SushiJuice]

Does the guy have to get up on stage in an extravagant jacket like that? An alligator leather jacket? Really?

[@cymeriandesigns]

Leather jackets are his trademark at this point. If he suddenly didn't wear one, that's all anybody would talk about, conspiracy theories would abound ("It's not really him! Where is the real Jensen Huang?") , and Nvidia's stock price would plunge. Or so I claim.

[@thelofters]

Why don't you SOLVE the problems of the world and let the toasts to us, humans? LOL

[@BinaryReader]

Pretty tired of the click bait, there are videos on this channel that date back over a year suggesting AGI in 3 days. Content is fine as a AI news outlet, but yeah, click bait is too much sorry. Unsubscribed.

[@romchompa6858]

*Bubble