NVIDIA GTC on Machine Learning Street Talk (MLST)

This video is brought to you by NVIDIA GTC. It's running March 16 until the nineteenth in San Jose and streaming free online. The key topics this year are agentic AI and reasoning, high performance inference and training, open models, and physical AI and robotics. I'm so excited about the DGX Spark. I've been on the waiting list for over a year now. It's a personal supercomputer that is about the size of a Mac mini. It's the perfect adornment to a MacBook Pro, by the way. And you can fine tune a 70,000,000,000 parameter language model with one of these things, and I'm giving one away for free. All you have to do is sign up to the conference and attend one of the sessions using the link in the description. As for the sessions, I'm interested in attending Aman Sanger's talk. So he's the CTO of Cursor, and his session is code with context, build an agentic IDE that truly understands your code base. Now, obviously, Jensen's keynote is on March 16. He said he's going to unveil a new chip that will surprise the world. Their next generation architecture, Vera Rubin, is already in full production, and there's speculation we might even get an early glimpse of their new Feynman architecture. So don't forget, folks. The link is in the description. If you're attending virtually, it's completely free. Don't miss it.