At the London Tech Week, NVIDIA's (NVDA, Financial) CEO Jensen Huang revealed a groundbreaking vision of the future of programming, emphasizing that the new programming language will be "Human." He highlighted how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the programming landscape, transitioning from traditional coding to using human language for interaction with machines.
Huang explained that AI is redefining how humans interact with computers, enabling applications to be developed using natural languages like English or Chinese, without expert programming skills. AI now interprets human language and can perform complex tasks, marking a shift from code-based instructions to context and logic understanding.
He demonstrated AI's capability by describing a scenario where a user asks AI to compose poetry, showcasing its ability to produce creative content. This shift means technology barriers are significantly reduced, allowing a broader range of industries, from creative arts to enterprise applications, to utilize AI seamlessly.
Huang urged for AI's broad application beyond tech, highlighting potential in agriculture, biology, and education. This innovation, dubbed "Vibe Coding," merges natural language input with AI-generated code, democratizing development and heralding a new era where everyone can be an engineer.
