At London Tech Week on June 10, 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted a major shift in how we interact with technology, stating that human language itself is becoming a new form of programming—something he refers to as “human.” He explained that thanks to advancements in AI, anyone can now “program” machines through simple conversation, without needing to know traditional coding languages like C++ or Python. Huang called AI a powerful equalizer, enabling people to shape and refine outputs—such as tweaking a poem—just by using natural speech. This signals a transformative moment in computing, where human language could become the primary tool for programming and innovation.
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Human Language is the New Code: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on the Future of Programming
At London Tech Week on June 10, 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted a major shift in how we interact with technology, stating that human language itself is becoming a new form of programming—something he refers to as “human.” He explained that thanks to advancements in AI, anyone can now “program” machines through simple conversation, without needing to know traditional coding languages like C++ or Python. Huang called AI a powerful equalizer, enabling people to shape and refine outputs—such as tweaking a poem—just by using natural speech. This signals a transformative moment in computing, where human language could become the primary tool for programming and innovation.
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