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What Jensen Huang thinks about physics

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Co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA since 1993.

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  1. Our readingThe simple work gets automated away, but the hard sciences and the places where they intersect never will.

    Their wordsI think the simple stuff is going to get automated away, but the hard problems, the hard sciences, um physics, chemistry, biology, uh you know, computer science, uh computer engineering, systems thinking, uh you know, all and and particularly the domains that are intersecting, uh those hard problems will never go away.

    ↗Jensen Huang: The Mindset That Built NVIDIAyoutube.com 18th of 20 in this recording

    Interesting
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  3. Our readingEngineer from the physical limits first, then improve, rather than shaving a few days off a 74-day process by continuous improvement.

    Their wordsI don't love the other methods, which is continuous improvement. The problem with continuous improvement, it… First of all, you should engineer something from first principles at the speed, you know, with speed of light thinking. Limit it only by physical limits, and physics limits. And after that, of course you would improve it over time.

    ↗Jensen Huang: NVIDIA - The $4 Trillion Company & the AI Revolution | Lex Fridman Podcast #494youtube.com 10th of 23 in this recording

    Interesting