Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Is Bananas for Google Gemini’s AI Image Generator

Nafidia Jensen Huang is located in London, standing in front of a room full of journalists, and he transcends himself as a large nanotechni fan in Gemini. “How can’t anyone love Banana Nano? I mean, Banana Nano, how much is it? Tell me it is not true!” It treats the room. Nobody responds. “Tell me this is not true! It’s too good. I was just talking to Dimis [Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind] Yesterday, I said, “What about Banana Nano! How good is that?”

It seems that many people agree with him: the popularity of Nano Banana AI – which was launched in August, and allows users to make accurate adjustments to AI images while maintaining the quality of faces, animals or other things in the background – caused 300 million pictures of Gemini in the first few days in September, according to what happened in Post on X,

Huang, whose company was among a group of large technology companies in the United States that announces investments in data centers, super computers, and artificial intelligence research in the United Kingdom on Tuesday, at a higher level. Speaking before a white event with UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer (where he plans to wear allocated black leather tails), he is starkly optimistic about the future of artificial intelligence in the United Kingdom, saying that the country is “very modest” about the country’s capabilities to advance artificial intelligence.

He cited the UK ratios on extensive topics such as the industrial revolution, steam trains, DeepMind (now owned by Google), university researchers, as well as other cross skills. “Nobody flows better than you do.” “Shayk is good. You are wonderful. Come on!”

NVIDIA has announced an investment of $ 683 million in NSCALE DATACENTER NSCAE this week, a step – on the side of investments from Openaii and Microsoft – pushed the company to the AI ​​Center in the United Kingdom. Huang that NSCAE will generate more than $ 68 billion of revenue over six years. “I will register to say that I am the best thing for him at all,” says, referring to NSCALE CEO Josh Payne.

“With the spread of artificial intelligence services – I am sure that all of you use it. I use it every day, and I have improved from my education and thinking. This helped me access information, and access to knowledge a lot more. It helps me in writing, and helps me think, this helps me to formulate ideas.

The billionaire wearing leather skins, who previously told WIRED that he uses artificial intelligence agents in his personal life, has expanded on how to use AI (this is not a nantry banana) for most daily things, including his public speeches and research.

“I really like to use a Word AI processor because he remembers me and knows what I will talk about. I can describe the different envelope that I am, yet I still know that I am Jensen, in a different circumstance,” explains Huang. “In this way it can reshape what I do and be useful. It is a thinking partner, it’s really wonderful, and provides me a lot of time. Frankly, I think the quality of work is better.”

He says his favorite person to use “depends on what I do.” “For something more technical, I will use Gemini. If I do something more technical, I am a little better. If it is very fast access to the information, I am better at a confusion – it is doing a really good job to provide the search for me. For the near daily use, I enjoy using ChatGPT,” says Huang.

“When I do something serious, I will give the same useful to all of them, then ask them, because it is directed towards the search, criticizing each other’s work. Then I eat the best.”

In the end, all themes lead to banana Nano. “democracy should be canceled from artificial intelligence for all,” he says.

“Artificial intelligence is the greatest opportunity for us to close the technological gap,” says Huang. “This technology is easy to use – who does not know how to use Nano?”