Jensen Huang

They went to better schools than I did.

They're deeper than in the fields that they're in, all of them.

I have 60 of them.

They're all superhuman to me.

And somehow I'm sitting in the middle orchestrating all 60 of them.

And so you got to ask yourself, what is it about a dishwasher that allows that dishwasher to sit in the middle of superhumans?

Does that make sense?

But that's my point.

My point is intelligence is a functional thing.

Humanity is not specified functionally.

It's a much, much bigger word.

And our life experience, our tolerance for pain, our determination, those are different words than intelligence.

And so the thing that I want to help the audience understand is

If I could give them one thing is intelligence is a word that we've elevated to very high form over time.

The word we should really elevate is humanity.

Character, humanity, all of those things.

Compassion, generosity.

All of the things that you say just now, I believe those are superhuman powers.

And that now intelligence is going to be commoditized because we've spoken about it.

The most important thing is your education.