Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims the company has already achieved artificial general intelligence despite the milestone being largely undefined.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated during a recent earnings call that the company has already achieved artificial general intelligence (AGI) for many tasks. While AGI is often considered the ultimate goal of the tech industry, Huang dismissed the milestone as "senseless" due to the lack of a universally agreed-upon definition. He argued that the focus should instead remain on AI's ability to perform productive work and generate profitable tokens. During the same period, Huang addressed the company's financial performance, noting that Nvidia's gross margins will adjust to between 72% and 73% next year. He also highlighted Nvidia's role in creating jobs across chip plants and AI data centers, emphasizing that the global demand for skilled labor remains a high priority. Despite the lack of consensus on what AGI truly means, Huang continues to advocate for the AI boom as a primary driver of industrial growth and profit.