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Wondering what Agentic AI means for developers? In this GTC session, Bill Dally (Chief Scientist and SVP of Research, NVIDIA) and Jeff Dean (Chief Scientist, Google DeepMind and Google Research) discuss how agents can act like a senior mentor in your stack to rapidly deploy experiments and more. Advancing... show more

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Jacks_0n4 months ago

@nvidia Nivida: we stab the consumers that built our brand directly in back by hovering up all memory in existence and shoving AI horseshit in everyones faces. Did we forget to mention how much Jensen loves your money…?

Christopher Smith4 months ago

There is a better way.

Dr Nayne zzz4 months ago

@nvidia No death and no disease until the ends of time for all humans and animals and trees everywhere in the universe 💗🩷 times the biggest number ever every smallest second for everyone 💜 Lets save ALL asap 🥹 Focused breathing, homeopathy and aryuveda (no side effects), 💓💜💗

David T Kramaley4 months ago

finally a stack that actually mentors you

Dr Nayne Zxy4 months ago

@nvidia No death and no disease until the ends of time for all humans and animals and trees everywhere in the universe 💗🩷 times the biggest number ever every smallest second for everyone 💜 Lets save ALL asap 🥹 Focused breathing, homeopathy and aryuveda (no side effects), 💓💜💗

安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB4 months ago

感觉以后写代码更像带个很能干的实习生

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