Time Magazine just published its list of the hundred most influential people in AI, and one name is conspicuously absent: Jensen Huang, the man whose company has done more than any other to power the AI boom.
Nvidia’s graphics processing units (GPUs) were originally built for video games starting in the early nineties. Two decades later, researchers in the then-burgeoning field of AI realized the chips were perfect for handling the massive computational workloads required to train and operate neural networks, the systems that would later form the backbone of ChatGPT, Claude, and other chatbots. Nvidia had accidentally created the fundamental…
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