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Nvidia, a leading chipmaker, is poised to transform how humans interact with technology. In a recent interview, the company’s CEO, Jensen Huang, expressed his vision of a future where programming is no longer a barrier to innovation. Huang emphasized the company’s commitment to making computers smarter so that humans don’t need a degree in computer science to program effectively. He believes computers should be smart enough to understand human intentions and desires.
“Our goal is to make computers smarter, so people don’t have to learn computer science to program a computer,” Huang stated. This also aligns with Nvidia’s strategy of leveraging technology and empowering people from diverse backgrounds to improve.
At the annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC), Nvidia unveiled new hardware and software tailored for the growing robotics sector. The technology showcased at the conference aims to empower developers to create various robots, including humanoid ones.
Huang explained the importance of humanoid robotics in revolutionizing manufacturing. He emphasized the vast amounts of human movement data available for training AI systems, showing it as a critical resource for improving robot productivity.
Huang explained that manufacturing processes were initially designed for human labor. Robots can use human data to enhance their efficiency in these tasks, potentially paving the way for fully automated manufacturing lines.
Talking about his partnership across various industries, Huang emphasized the company’s role as a market innovator instead of a competitor. He highlighted the potential of Nvidia’s technologies to stimulate job creation and enhance productivity, leading to economic growth.
Huang has frequently addressed the topics of AI and robotics. During his speech at the Computex forum in Taiwan last year, he asserted that the digital divide era has ended, emphasizing that AI has made programming accessible to all individuals.
Furthermore, Huang added that each computing era enables people to accomplish previously impossible tasks. With the advent of AI, things that weren’t possible until now are being done. He further added that an individual can be a programmer today by simply saying something to the computer.
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