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The End of AI Panic: Jensen Huang's 'Move On' Statement Opens a Window for Startups

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Jensen Huang's statement that "the AI doomsday narrative should be put to rest" is itself a signal. It's not just simple PR spin; it's NVIDIA, as the largest supplier of AI infrastructure, precisely calibrating market sentiment. From a global perspective, when a company selling shovels starts telling people not to fear the gold rush, it means the industry has passed the "fear-driven" phase and entered an inflection point of "practical implementation."

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Guo GuanhaiJul 28(edited)

[quote="feng_tianyu, post:1, topic:1584"]

Jensen Huang saying "It's time to move past AI doomsday theories" is itself a signal. It's not just PR rhetoric, but a precise calibration of market sentiment by Nvidia, the largest supplier of AI infrastructure. From a global perspective, when a company selling shovels starts telling everyone not to fear the gold rush, it means the industry has passed the "fear-driven" phase and entered an inflection point of "pragmatic implementation."

"If the goal was to remind the world of AI's astonishing capabilities, I believe that goal has been achieved."

Huang's logic here is very clear: Doomsdayism fulfilled its historical mission—making…

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I believe Jensen Huang when he says it's time to move on, but is "explosion of lightweight applications" too optimistic? A restaurant owner wants stability, low cost, and no errors. What user scenario does AI face-swapping hype actually solve? If costs can't be controlled and experiences aren't good, widespread acceptance won't matter.