Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXLBTBBil2U Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA “There are a lot of things we don’t control…Your job is to make a unique contribution, live a life of purpose, to do sth that nobody else in the world would do or can do, so that in the event that, after you are done, everybody says, you know, the world is better because you are here…I go forward in time, and I look backward…I never look forward from where I am…I go forward and I look backward. And the reason for that it that it is easier…I look backward and kind of read our history. We did this , we did that way. It’s a bit like how you guys solve problems: you figure what is the end you are looking for, and you work backward to achieve it. I imaginbe NVIDIA making a unique contribution to advancing the future of computing, which is the single most important of all humanity. It is not just about ourselves, self-importance, but just because we are good at it. And it’s incredibly hard to do, and we believe we can make an absolute unique contribution….it has taken us 31 years to be here and we are still just beginning our journey."... Technical challenges: computer-aided drug designs…we’re able to represent genes and proteins, cells…very close to design the represent of a cell, the meaning of a cell…humanoid robots…kind of happy challenges. Some of other challenges are kind of geopolitical and social…all kinds of stuff you’ve heard before…why do we have to say and amplify those things in the world? …Why do we have to judge people in the world? Regulations and speed of AI development Reinforcement learning/human feedback provided every day. That’s my job. Parents provide reinforcement human feedback all the time. We just figured how to do that at a systematic level to AI. A whole bunch of technology guard rail: ex. How to generate tokens that obey the law of physics…Guard raling requires technology…Border of cybersecurity and AI is becoming blurry and blurry. We need technology to advance cybersecurity in order to protect us from AI We need technology to go faster, a lot faster. Two types of regulations: social reg., and regulations for tech products and services like bar exams and doctors, pharmacists….I ‘d love to enhance regulations in the context of AI, but I don’t know how to deal with the social implications.... Advice: "Have a core belief. Gut check it every day. Pursue it with all your might. Pursue it for a very long time. Surround yourself with the people you love, and take them on that ride.That’s the story of NVIDIA.” Related Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpZ0dPsnIWw