Jensen Huang

You just reason about it.

First of all, there's a reason.

No matter what happens, at some point, in order for that large language model to be a digital worker, let's just use that metaphor.

Let's say that we want the LLM to be a digital worker.

What does that have to do?

It has to access ground truth.

That's our file system.

It has to be able to do research.

It doesn't know everything.

And I don't want to wait until this AI becomes universally smart about everything past, present, and future before I make it useful.

And so therefore, I might as well let it go do research.

It's obviously, if it wants to help me, it's got to use my tools, right?

A lot of people would say, AI is going to completely destroy software.

We don't need software anymore.

We don't even need tools anymore.

That's ridiculous.

Let's use a thought experiment.

And you could just sit there, enjoy a glass of whiskey, and think about all these things, and it would become completely obvious.

Like if I were to create...

The most amazing agent that we can imagine in the next 10 years, let's say it'd be a humanoid robot.