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NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang details the "big bang" in modern artificial intelligence, and how deep learning algorithms can now perform tasks that people can't write software programs for. This new computing model was triggered by more powerful GPUs and is embodied by companies and industries across the globe.
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