Jensen Huang

There are always somebody who's thinking.

There are always a lot of people who are quite concerned, were quite concerned.

And so if history is a guide, it is the case that all of this concern is channeled into making the technology safer.

And so, for example, in the last several years, I would say AI technology has increased probably in the last two years alone, maybe 100x.

Let's just give it a number.

It's like a car two years ago was 100 times slower.

So AI is 100 times more capable today.

Now, how did we channel that technology?

How do we channel all of that power?

We directed it to causing the AI to be able to think, meaning that it can take a problem that we give it, break it down step by step.

It does research before it answers, and so it grounds it on truth.

It'll reflect on that answer, ask itself, is this the best answer that I can give you?

Am I certain about this answer?

If it's not certain about the answer or highly confident about the answer, it'll go back and do more research.

It might actually even use a tool because that tool provides a better solution than it could hallucinate itself.

As a result, we took all of that computing capability and we channeled it into having it produce a safer result, safer answer, a more truthful answer.

Because as you know, one of the greatest criticisms of AI in the beginning was that it hallucinated.

And so if you look at the reason why people use AI so much today, it's because the amount of hallucination has reduced.

You know, I use it almost, well, I used it the whole trip over here.

And so I think the capability, most people think about power