Nvidia's CTO Believes Cryptocurrency Mining is Valueless for Society
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cucaulay malkin
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KissSh0t
Soon Nvidia will be telling us leather jackets aren't fashionable.
cucaulay malkin
Pepperidge farm remembers what you did nvidia
KissSh0t
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[spoiler]fantaskarsef
Sometimes it's just better to shut t f up.
Kaarme
Michael Kagan's horse is so high that he needs a helicopter to get onto the saddle.
rl66
Technicaly it's a terrific waste of ressources, made by many one following a dream of being rich, that only really benefit to few one (other have only dust from the system).
So i agree with Michael, but i notice that coming from NVidia it's a bit... controversial (to be polite).
rl66
AlmondMan
Valueless for society, but very valuable for nVidia!
Horus-Anhur
We'll wee if NVidia keeps this stance if another crypto boom comes along. But I doubt it.
southamptonfc
Attempting to re-write history. We haven't forgotten Nvidia.
If Bitcoin goes on another run, just watch Nvidia fall over themselves to sell as many non-LHR top-end cards as possible to scalpers+miners. Gamers will get the middle finger like last time.
TheDeeGee
But without bitcoin we have no criminals, how boring is that?
Venix
mackintosh
Nothing new here, they're pivoting to AI now, that's their next cash cow. When AI bombs, they will lambast it and disavow it just like they're doing with crypto now.
fantaskarsef
I'm also wondering, what was it that AI did bring to the table that's so great, so far, that he mentioned in the interview?
Pryme
âAll this crypto stuff, it needed parallel processing, and [Nvidia] is the best, so people just programmed it to use for this purpose. They bought a lot of stuff, and then eventually it collapsed, because it doesnât bring anything useful for society. AI does,â Kagan told the Guardian.
Hum...
âWith ChatGPT, everybody can now create his own machine, his own programme: you just tell it what to do, and it will. And if it doesnât work the way you want it to, you tell it âI want something differentâ.â
So we are just trading virtual money for virtual content, that's it? If you're telling an AI to do stuff, is that real?
PS: One thing I know from the corporate world, CTOs many times are not the people that have the capabilities and understand the technologies, they are nominated by friends.
alanm
Of course his mouth was zipped when it was contributing great value to their bottom line couple years ago.
H83
schmidtbag
barbacot
...but it had a lot of value for their pockets!