Lex Fridman

sort of be wrong in your own head enough to hear out an opinion of somebody else when it disagrees with you and learn from them, those kinds of things?

Yeah, you have this way about you of when you're explaining stuff, I can feel you actually reasoning on the spot about it with a constant open-mindedness where you could, I could feel like I could steer your thinking.

And that's really beautiful that you've been able to maintain that after so many years of success and pain.

I think sometimes pain makes you close, closes you down a bit.

Yeah.

And I think to maintain tolerance for embarrassment, I think that's the tolerance.

I mean, that's a real thing.

As many years of embarrassing yourself, even those meetings, knowing that there's people around you where you declared one idea and it was shown that that idea was wrong and be able to admit that and to grow from that.

That's not.

That's very difficult on a human level.

I'm glad you maintain that same spirit of Denny's, the work.

I mean, that was beautiful.

Your whole journey starting from Denny's is a beautiful one.

Let me ask you about...

video games.

So I'm a big gaming fan.

So I have to say thank you to Nvidia for many years of incredible graphics.

Yeah, I mean, I should say, I mentioned to a friend that I'm talking with you, he said, oh, they make great

great gaming gpus yeah exactly exactly you know there's there's more to it but but yeah yeah people really love the it really brought a lot of joy to a lot of people the the hardware really brings these worlds to life uh there was some controversy around this uh with dlss5 yeah can you explain to me the drama around this uh

I guess gamers online were concerned that it makes games look like AI slop.