Nvidia CEO Predicts AGI in Five Years Amid Company's AI Boom

Jensen Huang's Unconventional Leadership Style and Views on U.S.-China Chip Dependence Revealed

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicts artificial general intelligence (AGI) will be achieved within the next five years, defining AGI as a computer that can complete tests in a 'fairly competitive' way to human intelligence.
Huang has an unusual management style, with 50 direct reports, and communicates with his staff through hundreds of short emails daily.
Huang believes the U.S. is at least a decade away from supply chain independence from China in the chipmaking industry.
Huang wakes up every day worried about the potential failure of Nvidia, a fear stemming from the company's near bankruptcy in the mid-1990s.
Huang's leadership has seen Nvidia's stock rise over 228% this year, driven by demand for the company's high-end graphics processors (GPUs), which are used to train and operate AI models.