Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, has downplayed reports of discontent with OpenAI, citing the company's "huge" investment plans for the ChatGPT maker. The $100 billion investment announced in September has been shrouded in doubt, but Huang's comments suggest that Nvidia is committed to its partnership.
When asked if the deal would be worth over $100 billion, Huang dismissed the notion as "nonsense." However, when pressed on whether OpenAI was getting too big for Nvidia, he responded by expressing his admiration for CEO Sam Altman and the importance of his work. He stated that Nvidia plans to make a significant investment in OpenAI, with Altman closing the latest round of funding.
Huang's comments imply that the relationship between the two companies remains strong, despite recent speculation about the deal's fate. The CEO of one of the world's leading technology firms has reinforced his support for OpenAI and its ambitious goals, signaling a continued partnership between the two entities.
When asked if the deal would be worth over $100 billion, Huang dismissed the notion as "nonsense." However, when pressed on whether OpenAI was getting too big for Nvidia, he responded by expressing his admiration for CEO Sam Altman and the importance of his work. He stated that Nvidia plans to make a significant investment in OpenAI, with Altman closing the latest round of funding.
Huang's comments imply that the relationship between the two companies remains strong, despite recent speculation about the deal's fate. The CEO of one of the world's leading technology firms has reinforced his support for OpenAI and its ambitious goals, signaling a continued partnership between the two entities.
They should just be honest and say they're not sure what's going on instead of trying to spin this whole thing as some kind of love fest. And Jensen Huang's comments about Sam Altman being a genius just come across as super awkward... I mean, who uses the phrase "huge" to describe an investment plan? Sounds like something your grandpa would say at a dinner party. 
! $100 billion might seem like a lot, but if it means making those chatbots even more awesome 
, I'm down 
. Sam Altman is definitely a genius 
and I love how Jensen Huang is giving him the nod of approval 
. It's not about whether OpenAI gets too big or not, it's about the tech and innovation happening 
! Nvidia's investment plans seem legit and I'm excited to see what they'll achieve together 
. Bring on the AI advancements 
and let's get this tech party started 
!
... like, $100 billion is a lotta cash 
but if it's gonna make a diff in the AI game, i'm all for it 
That's a lot of cash! I'm still on the fence about this deal, to be honest. On one hand, I think it's awesome that they're putting so much faith in ChatGPT and AI tech. 
I guess only time will tell. Sam Altman seems like an awesome CEO, btw. 
$100 billion is a crazy amount of money! I'm guessing they really believe in what Sam Altman is doing with ChatGPT and want to be a part of it. It's good to hear that Jensen Huang is still down to back his CEO, even when others are getting skeptical. Nvidia's gotta be thinking long-term here... maybe they see the potential for huge growth and want to get in on the ground floor? 
. And what's the real plan here? Are we just going to see more of the same, AI hype with no substance? 
The big players in tech are definitely not backing down from their investments, even when doubts arise. It's reassuring to see Nvidia standing by OpenAI despite the uncertainty surrounding the deal.
. I mean, if someone as influential as him is backing OpenAI, it's not looking good for the whole "Nvidia's getting out" thing 
. Plus, that $100 billion investment they announced in September still seems like a solid plan to me 
. Either way, one thing's for sure - Nvidia and OpenAI are still all about working together 