NVIDIA'S NEW AI Chip Just Changed Everything (Supercut)

Highlights from the latest #nvidia keynote at the Berlin Summit for EVE, the Earth Virtualization Engines initiative. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang talks about how advances in GPUs, computing, networking, and generative AI applications like #chatgpt by #openai are enabling new research and simulations across key applications of artificial intelligence.

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[dfv]

Good to have a CEO who's also a brilliant engineer.

[gumpenaprasanth]

if steve jobs was good at Marketing, Jensen the engineer is smart at both engineering + marketing. Best CEO for a reason

[TisiBisi]

I can't wait until earnings next month! Thank you for all your extensive coverage of this revolutionary industry!

[chuckandmax]

This is fantastic news and NVIDIA is the company that is going to do it, if I had money I would invest in them right now! This is just one step of how NVIDIA is going to completely take control of the entire tech industry, everyone will be using the Omni verse and no other chip manufacturer has anything close to what they have. They will be the winner of the AI race and it couldn’t be done by a better company. This CEO knows what he’s doing and he’s changing the world by implementing new tools to push the limits of computing to every industry with a focus on making the globe a better place for everyone and not just trying to make a fast dollar. The dollars will come later and they will own the market there will be a day when people say what was Microsoft again, I keep forgetting.

[seanyiu]

I don’t think many people appreciate this significance. The digital twin earth is just an example. What it really means is that a single program in a single virtual memory space that’s uses super cpu intensive Ai calculations can now be run in real-time. That’s the Metaverse, group gaming, interactive genomics simulations etc. It’s gonna be an incredible ride

[olivermiller]

This is impressing and a new step to understand the atmosphere of the earth. And if they proceed, you will have this in five years even more detailed to some meters and with this you can analyze a whole country to improve how to build on every place. This is only one part where you can use it and there are so many other possibilities.

[Trekopolis]

I wonder if Jensen can figure out how to set the time on my VCR.

[alexandermoody]

Hi there.

Little thought experiment, let’s say that currently we can use computational chips to simulate and predict weather patterns. As we increase in accuracy we may need to scale up computational infrastructure to do so. We will accumulate more data year on year that will need to be stored which has an additional heat cost associated with its storage, simulation and predictions Year on year assuming computers do not completely remove heat output from their operations. At what point do the predictions and modelling systems cost more in global temperature rises than they solve? That’s assuming predictions help mitigate the situation in anyway or just predict more heat.

[rjbusby]

Earth simulations for weather also need to simulate the Sun, if you want accuracy. I'm confident both can be achieved with this tech!

[hellraiser]

when news aganecys report the surface temp. istead of the air temp - whats the use anyway?

[krinodagamer]

I've built a digital twin for desk or users I'm still working on using the model for GPU inferences

[michae]

Nvidia is really the king of AI, Cathy Wood really blew it.

[styx]

Maybe Intel could move to being a chip foundry ?

[defaultHandle]

Now haarp can strike with precision from back in time.

[HepCatJack]

If the software has to be re-written for these specific computers, perhaps that's something an A.I can tackle but debugging ought to be complicated.

[redberries]

Technically specking the pyhsics of weather is complex not complicated.

[nrkinfoAcademy]

Good work
The CEO of Nvidia looks like Jackie Chain

[MG-frtn]

For what it's worth, I feel a bit jundus about intelligence and brilliance.
It seems to have a track record of being short-sightedness.
Perhaps that is just the nature of novelty .
Perhaps AI could be in two layers like our brains, a base one is really ower brain concerned with base goals and the higher part concerned with the new exploration and inovation.
The base one we have is the real driver, and the upper is a tool.
Using the. Upper one is enjoyable, stimulating to use.
The lower one is only concerned with survival and procreation.
Perhaps the lower ' chip' could be programed to believe it is organic .

[virtualworldsbyloff]

When something sounds too good to be true, is because it is too good to be true, bet the price is prohibitive 😢

[OGMann]

Money in the software to realize the potential.