“We had to examine programming languages such as C ++ or Python before. Now human programming has become a new language – we just say what we want.
He gave an example: If you say Ai, if he says that he is a talented poet and wants to write a poem, then he will cope. And if you want him to improve the result, he will do it.
Huang warned: people will not lose their jobs because of artificial intelligence, but they can give it to those who can use it. At the Milken Institute, he stressed that the key will not only be the existence of AI, but the ability to work with it.
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