Jensen Huang

We'll all be power generators.

You know, just like you're...

You know, somebody's farm.

And it takes the burden off the grid.

And you could build as much as you need.

And you can contribute back to the grid.

And that's just Moore's Law.

Right.

Then there's the NVIDIA Law.

Right?

The law I was talking to you about, the computing that we invented.

The reason why we're here, this new way of doing computing, is like Moore's Law on energy drinks.

I mean, it's like Moore's Law on Joe Rogan.

And so in 2012, Jeff Hinton's lab, this gentleman I was talking about, Ilya Suskovor, Alex Khrushchevsky,

they made a breakthrough in computer vision, in literally creating a piece of software

called AlexNet, and its job was to recognize images.

And it recognized images at a level, computer vision, which is fundamental to intelligence.

If you can't perceive, it's hard to have intelligence.

And so computer vision is a fundamental pillar of, not the only, but fundamental pillar of.

And so breaking through in computer vision is pretty foundational to almost everything that everybody wants to do in AI.