Jensen Huang

Anybody could do this.

It'll speak to you in any language.

And if it doesn't know your language,

You'll speak it in that language and it'll probably figure out that it doesn't completely understand your language.

Go learns it instantly and comes back and talk to you.

And so I think the technology divide has a real chance finally that you don't have to speak Python or C++ or Fortran.

You can just speak human and whatever form of human you like.

And so I think that that has a real chance of closing the technology divide.

Now, of course, the counter-narrative would say that AI is only going to be available for the nations and the countries that have a vast amount of resources because AI takes energy and AI takes a lot of GPUs and factories to be able to produce the AI.

No doubt at the scale that we would like to do in the United States.

But the fact of the matter is your phone's going to run AI just fine all by itself, you know, in a few years.

Today it already does it fairly decently.

And so the fact that every country, every nation, every society will have to benefit a very good AI.

It might not be tomorrow's AI.

It might be yesterday's AI.

But yesterday's AI is amazing.

freaking amazing.

In 10 years time, nine-year-old AI is going to be amazing.

You don't need 10-year-old AI.

You don't need frontier AI like we need frontier AI because we want to be the world leader.