SoftBank CEO Says AI Needs “Hundreds of Billions of Dollars” and NVIDIA Is “Underrated”
SoftBank (OTCPK: SFTBY Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Son (CEO) of) said Tuesday at NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA ) stated that it was “underestimated,” and added that “hundreds of billions of dollars” would be needed to realize artificial intelligence.
NVIDIA's stock price fell slightly due to pre-market trading, but it has risen 191% year to date, and has risen more than 2,600% over the past 5 years.
Sun said at the Saudi FII summit that there is a possibility that 9 trillion dollars and 0.2 billion chips will be needed to realize artificial intelligence. SoftBank'sA 100-billion-dollar vision・67-year-old Sun, who is known for making extraordinary bets and predictions, such as funds, added that he anticipates that AI will be 0.01 million times smarter than the human brain by 2035.
He also said he's saving “tens of billions of dollars” to make the “next big move.” In February, the founder of SoftBank was looking for investors to support a 100 billion dollar plan to increase the global supply of processors specialized in artificial intelligenceIt was reported.
SoftBank is Arm Holdings, a British semiconductor intellectual property company ( ARM It is the majority shareholder of). SoftBank will spin off part of its arm in a high-profile initial public offering in 2023/10I made it.
This initiative, known as “Project Izanagi,”grandsonsIt is said that the plan where he cooperated with Sam Altman (CEO) of Open AI to raise 5 trillion to 7 trillion dollars and increase the world's semiconductor manufacturing capacity and the driving force of AI is different.
Mr. Sun said at the beginning of this month that artificial superintelligence “wishes to make people happy”and stateThat's it. Last October, Mr. Sun believes that general-purpose artificial intelligence (also called artificial general intelligence) will surpass human collective intelligence and be realized within the next 10 yearsIt was said.
Until now, general purpose AI (AGI) has been described as singularity, which is an event where technology surpasses humanity and becomes irreversible.
NVIDIA's stock price fell slightly due to pre-market trading, but it has risen 191% year to date, and has risen more than 2,600% over the past 5 years.
Sun said at the Saudi FII summit that there is a possibility that 9 trillion dollars and 0.2 billion chips will be needed to realize artificial intelligence. SoftBank'sA 100-billion-dollar vision・67-year-old Sun, who is known for making extraordinary bets and predictions, such as funds, added that he anticipates that AI will be 0.01 million times smarter than the human brain by 2035.
He also said he's saving “tens of billions of dollars” to make the “next big move.” In February, the founder of SoftBank was looking for investors to support a 100 billion dollar plan to increase the global supply of processors specialized in artificial intelligenceIt was reported.
SoftBank is Arm Holdings, a British semiconductor intellectual property company ( ARM It is the majority shareholder of). SoftBank will spin off part of its arm in a high-profile initial public offering in 2023/10I made it.
This initiative, known as “Project Izanagi,”grandsonsIt is said that the plan where he cooperated with Sam Altman (CEO) of Open AI to raise 5 trillion to 7 trillion dollars and increase the world's semiconductor manufacturing capacity and the driving force of AI is different.
Mr. Sun said at the beginning of this month that artificial superintelligence “wishes to make people happy”and stateThat's it. Last October, Mr. Sun believes that general-purpose artificial intelligence (also called artificial general intelligence) will surpass human collective intelligence and be realized within the next 10 yearsIt was said.
Until now, general purpose AI (AGI) has been described as singularity, which is an event where technology surpasses humanity and becomes irreversible.
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