@aiteasyuk1: Jensen Huang said the loser premise makes no sense to him and he explained exactly why. ⠀ The framing that America is losing the AI race to China assumes a fixed competitive landscape where one side is falling behind and the other side is pulling ahead. ⠀ Jensen Huang rejected that framing completely in this conversation with Dwarkesh Patel. ⠀ Nvidia designs the chips that power artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, robotics, and autonomous systems at scale worldwide. ⠀ The Blackwell GPU architecture, released in 2024, delivers 30 times the inference performance of the previous generation Hopper chips. ⠀ Nvidia's CUDA software platform has been the dominant AI development environment for over a decade and has more than 4 million developers building on it today. ⠀ He said Nvidia is not a car, which means it is not operating inside a slow, legacy industry where automation and AI are threats to the existing business model. ⠀ Nvidia is the AI infrastructure itself, and the winner mindset is the reason it got there. ⠀ The loser narrative says export controls are protecting America from falling behind. Jensen Huang said that narrative starts from the wrong place. ⠀ Winners do not protect position. They build the next layer of the stack. Credit: Dwarkesh Patel, speaker Jensen Huang Do you agree with Jensen Huang that America is winning the AI race or do you think the threat from China is being underestimated? #aiteasy #AIinnovation #semiconductors #machinelearning #nvidiaBlackwell

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