Jensen Huang

And if you didn't do it, you reasoned that you need to do it and you didn't do it and you didn't get anybody else to do it, then stop crying about it.

You know?

And so, and so, so I, I'm, I'm fairly, I'm fairly, uh,

tough on myself.

But I also break things down so that I don't panic.

I can go to sleep because I've made the list of things that needed to be done.

And I've made sure that everything that could put our company in harm's way, could put my partners in harm's way, put our industry in harm's way, I've told somebody.

Everything that I feel could put anybody in harm's way, I've told someone.

And I've told that someone who could do something about it.

And so I've gotten it off my chest, or I'm doing something about it.

And so after that, Lex, what else can you do?

Oh yeah, oh yeah, sure.

All the time.

All the time.

And there you just break down the problem into pieces, see what you could do about it.

And part of, you know, Lex, part of it is forgetting.

One of the most important attributes of AI learning, as you know, is systematic forgetting.

You need to know when to forget.

Some things.

You can't memorize everything.