Nvidia The CEO of Jensen Huang is in London, standing in front of a room full of journalists, leaving himself as a substantial fan Nano Banana Gemini. “How could anyone not love Nano Banana? I mean Nano Banana, how good this is not true!” He turns to the room. Nobody answers. “Tell me it’s not true! It’s so good. I just talked to Demis [Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind] Yesterday and I said, “And what about this nano banana! How is it good?”
It seems that many people agree with him: the popularity of the Nano Banana AI image generator – which Launched in August and allows users to make precise editing of AI images, while maintaining the quality of the face, animals or other objects in the background – caused 300 million images of Gemini’s image in the first few days in September, in accordance with to post on x Josh Woodward, Vice President of Google Labs and Google Gemini.
Huang, whose company was one of the cohorts of large American technology companies, which announces investments in data centers, supercomputers and AI research in Great Britain on Tuesday, is at a high level. Before the event with white tie with the prime minister of Great Britain, Keir Starmer (where he plans to wear non -standard black leather tails), is noisy optimistic about the future of AI in Great Britain, saying that the country is “too humble” regarding the potential of the country for the progress of AI.
He cites the pedigree in Great Britain in themes as wide as the industrial revolution, steam trains, Deepmind (currently the property of Google) and university scientists, as well as other tangential skills. “Nobody tasty food better than you,” he jokes. “Your tea is good. You’re great. Come!”
Nvidia has announced capital capital in the amount of $ 683 million Investment in Builder Datacenter Nsca This week, the movement, which – next to the investment with Opeli and Microsoft – prompted the company to the epicenter of this artificial intelligence in Great Britain. Huang estimates that NSCale will generate over $ 68 billion in revenues in six years. “I will say that I am the best thing that has ever happened to him,” he says, referring to the general director of the NSCALE, Josh Payne.
“As the AI services are implemented – I am sure that everyone uses them. I exploit it every day and I improve my learning, my thinking. This helped me get access to information, access to knowledge more efficiently. It helps me write, helps me formulate ideas. So my experience with AI will probably be all experiences. I am sure to exploit all the AI - how good?”
A billionaire wearing a skin that Earlier Wired said that he was using AI agents in his personal lifeHe developed the way he uses artificial intelligence (this is not a banana) for most everyday things, including his public speeches and research.
“I really like to exploit the AI text editor because he remembers me and knows what I’m going to talk about. I could describe the various circumstances in which I am, and yet he still knows that I am Jensen, only in another circumstances,” explains Huang. “In this way it can transform what I do and be helpful. He is a thinking partner, it’s really great and saves a lot of time for me. To be sincere, I think the quality of work is better.”
His favorite use “depends on what I do,” he says. “In the case of something more technical, I will exploit twins. If I do something that is a bit more artistic, I prefer groc. If it is very swift access to information, I prefer embarrassment – it does a really good job to present my research. And for almost everyday exploit I like to exploit chatgpt,” says Huang.
“When I do something solemn, I will give them the same prompt, and then I am asking them because they are oriented to research, criticize each other. Then I take the best.”
Ultimately, however, all topics lead back to Nano Banana. “AI should be democratized for everyone. There should be no person who is left, it is not reasonable for me that someone leaves electricity or the Internet of the next level of technology,” he says.
“AI is the only biggest opportunity for us to close the division of technology,” says Huang. “This technology is so simple to exploit – who doesn’t know how to exploit Nano?”