Jensen Huang Has Gone Nano Bananas!
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in London, in front of a room full of journalists, triggering like a big fan of Nano Banana from Gemini. “How could someone not like Nano Banana?” I mean Nano Banana, how good is it? Tell me that is not true! ” It is for the room. No one answers. “Tell me that is not true!” It’s so good. I was talking just to Demis [Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind] Yesterday and I said, “What would you say about this Nano Banana! How good is it? »»
It seems that many people agree with him: the popularity of the Nano Banana AI image generator – which was launched in August and allows users to make precise modifications of IA images while preserving the quality of faces, animals or other objects in the background – has already caused an edition of 300 million images for Gemini in the first days of Google.
Huang, whose company was part of a cohort of large American technological companies to announce investments in data centers, superordinators and IA research in the United Kingdom on Tuesday, is at the top. Speaking before a white event with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer (where he plans to wear personalized black leather tails), he is a noisy optimistic about the future of AI in the United Kingdom, saying that the country is “too humble” as for the country’s potential for AI progress.
He quotes the pedigree of the United Kingdom in themes as wide as the industrial revolution, the Steam, Deepmind trains (now held by Google) and university researchers, as well as other tangential skills. “No one has food more than you,” he quips. “Your tea is good. You’re great. Come on!”
Nvidia announced an investment in stocks of $ 683 million in the manufacturer of NSCAL Datacenter this week, a decision that – investments alongside Openai and Microsoft – propelled the company to the epicenter of this IA push in the United Kingdom. Huang believes that Nscale will generate more than $ 68 billion in revenue over six years. “I’m going to register to say that I am the best thing that has ever happened to him,” he said, referring to the CEO of Nscale, Josh Payne.
“As the AI services are deployed – I’m sure you are using it all. I use it every day and this is improved my learning, my thought. This helped me access information, access knowledge much more effectively. It helps me write, helps to think, it helps me to formulate ideas. So my experience with AI is probably everyone’s experience.
The billionaire carrying leather, who previously said to Wired that he uses AI agents in his personal life, has widened the way he uses AI (it is not Nano Banana) for most daily things, including his public speeches and research.
“I really like to use a word processor in AI because it remembers and knows what I’m going to talk about. I could describe the different circumstances in which I am and yet he always knows that I am Jensen, just in a different circumstance, ”explains Huang. “In this way, it could reshape what I do and be useful. He is a thinking partner, it’s really great, and it saves me a ton of time. Frankly, I think the quality of the work is better.”
His favorite to use “depends on what I do,” he says. “For something more technical, I will use Gemini. If I do something where it is a little more artistic, I prefer Grok. If it is a very quick access to information, I prefer perplexity – it does a very good research work to me. And for daily use, I like to use Chatgpt, ”says Huang.
“When I do something serious, I will give the same invite to each of them, then I ask them, because it is oriented towards research, criticizing the work of the other. Then, I take the best.”
In the end, all subjects bring back to Nano Banana. “AI should be democratized for everyone. There should be no one left for me, it is not reasonable for me that someone is left on electricity or on the internet of the next level of technology, ”he said.
“AI is the greatest opportunity for us to close the technological fracture,” explains Huang. “This technology is so easy to use – who doesn’t know how to use Nano?”
