Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has flatly denied reports that he's unhappy with OpenAI, saying his company plans to invest a "huge" sum in the ChatGPT maker. The comments come as speculation surrounding a $100 billion investment deal between Nvidia and OpenAI has sparked rumors of tension.
In an interview in Taipei, Huang told reporters, "It was nonsense to say I'm unhappy with OpenAI." When asked about the scope of the proposed investment, he denied reports that it would reach $100 billion, saying instead, "No, nothing like that."
However, when pressed further on whether Nvidia would still be involved in an investment round at OpenAI, Huang stated, "We are going to make a huge investment in OpenAI. I believe in OpenAI, the work they do is incredible, they're one of the most consequential companies of our time and I really love working with Sam." He also mentioned that the company plans to invest "a great deal of money" - though did not provide a specific figure.
Huang's comments appear to contradict recent speculation suggesting the deal might fall through.
In an interview in Taipei, Huang told reporters, "It was nonsense to say I'm unhappy with OpenAI." When asked about the scope of the proposed investment, he denied reports that it would reach $100 billion, saying instead, "No, nothing like that."
However, when pressed further on whether Nvidia would still be involved in an investment round at OpenAI, Huang stated, "We are going to make a huge investment in OpenAI. I believe in OpenAI, the work they do is incredible, they're one of the most consequential companies of our time and I really love working with Sam." He also mentioned that the company plans to invest "a great deal of money" - though did not provide a specific figure.
Huang's comments appear to contradict recent speculation suggesting the deal might fall through.
... I mean, come on, he can't just wipe his hands clean of everything 
. The $100 billion figure was pretty out there, but at least he dropped a hint that Nvidia is making a "huge" investment 
... which is still super intriguing. And honestly, it's cool to hear him express admiration for OpenAI and Sam Altman 
... maybe this deal isn't as dead in the water as we thought 
. Still, it's good to see both sides speaking up – now let's see if the numbers live up to the hype 
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I mean, who wouldn't want to invest in a company that created ChatGPT? It's like the future of AI right there... so yeah, i think this $100 billion rumor was just that - a rumor 
. I mean, $100 billion seems like a lot, but if it means they can help Sam and his team make ChatGPT even better then it's worth it. I've been following this space for a while now and it's crazy to think about how much tech has advanced in just a few years. It's exciting to see companies like Nvidia get behind innovative projects like OpenAI, who are pushing the boundaries of AI and machine learning 
. Let's hope this deal goes through and we can see some amazing things come out of it! 
. I mean, come on, $100 billion is a pretty huge number for a "huge" investment 
. Still, it's always weird when the CEOs say one thing and then another thing later on... guess you'll just have to wait and see how this whole deal plays out 
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It's been all about speculation and tension lately, but it sounds like Nvidia is committed to making this partnership work. And honestly, I think it's super cool that Jensen believes in the impact OpenAI is having - they're definitely making waves! 
Let's keep our fingers crossed (and toes?) for a huge investment to happen! 
(just kidding, but wouldn't that be something?). Seriously though, OpenAI is already changing the game with ChatGPT & I love how Nvidia is supporting them 
nvidia and openai are finally gonna make it happen and it's gonna be HUGE 
and honestly i think he's right. like, chatgpt is literally changing the game and nvidia needs to get in on that action ASAP 
can't wait to see what the future holds for these two tech giants 
. let's hope this deal actually goes through and we get to see some amazing things happen with these two tech giants working together 
. Can't wait to see how this plays out!