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Jensen Huang: belief

23 Mar 2026 Lex Fridman Podcast #494 – Jensen Huang: NVIDIA – The $4 Trillion Company & the AI Revolution

“” You know, it… That’s the part that I think most people don’t realize is the person who’s gonna be chatting with them, texting them most, is their, is their claws or lobster.”

— Jensen Huang

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Jensen Huang
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belief
Recorded
23 Mar 2026
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

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…And I was embarrassed because I was pretending like I’m talking to a human colleague. I’m not sure how I feel about the future where everybody- … is walking around talking to their AI, but it’s such an efficient way to get stuff done. And it’s more likely that your AI is bothering you all the time. And the reason for that is because it’s getting stuff done so fast. It’s reporting back to you, “I got that done.” “You know, what do you want me to do next? ” You know, it… That’s the part that I think most people don’t realize is the person who’s gonna be chatting with them, texting them most, is their, is their claws or lobster. What an incredible future. I read that you attribute a lot of your success to your ability to work harder than anyone and withstand more suffering than anyone. So we can list many of the things that entails. I mean, dealing with failure, the cost and engineering problems we’ve talked about. The human problems, uncertainty, responsibility, exhaustion, embarrassment, the near-death company moments that you’ve mentioned but also the pressure. Now, as the CEO of this company that economies and nations strategize around, plan their financial allocations around, plan their AI infrastructure around, how do you deal with this much pressure? What gives you strength, given how many nations and peoples depend on you?…

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