Jensen Huang

Functionality.

Okay.

It does what you expect it to do.

And then you take all the technology in a horsepower, you put guardrails on it, just like our cars.

We've got a lot of technology in a car today.

A lot of it goes towards...

For example, ABS.

ABS is great.

And so traction control.

That's fantastic.

Without a computer in the car, how would you do any of that?

Right.

And that little computer, the computers that you have doing your traction control is more powerful than the computer that went to Apollo 11.

And so you want that technology, channel it towards safety, channel it towards functionality.

And so when people talk about power, the advancement of technology, oftentimes I feel what they're thinking and what we're actually doing is very different.

Well, they're thinking somehow that this AI is being powerful, and their mind probably goes towards a sci-fi movie, the definition of power.

Oftentimes, the definition of power is military power or physical power.

But in the case of technology power, when we translate all of those operations into

It's towards more refined thinking, more reflection, more planning, more options.

Well, I'm happy that our military is going to use AI technology for defense.