Nvidia unveiled new AI chips and humanoid robots

Nvidia held its annual GPU Technology Conference this week. The company discussed its future plans for AI chips, humanoid robots, and self-driving cars. CEO Jensen Huang highlighted updates on new technology and innovations in the AI field. Oracle introduced a new service that allows businesses to create their own AI agents without needing any coding skills. This move aims to simplify the process of integrating AI into business operations. General Motors announced a collaboration with Nvidia to develop the next generation of self-driving cars. Nvidia's expertise in artificial intelligence will play a key role in this partnership. Despite the exciting announcements, Nvidia's stock price fell slightly before the keynote speech. Some investors were looking for more information than what was presented at the event. In a related development, a report from Adobe indicated that many people are using AI chatbots as personal shopping assistants. This trend shows how much AI is being integrated into everyday life. Tesla's Optimus robots continue to evolve. Elon Musk commented on their design, noting that while the robots have improved, they still resemble "creepy robots" from a sci-fi movie. This reflects the ongoing challenge of making humanoid robots more relatable.