ed: the focus was away from blackwell and cosmos. to explain in full detail cosmos, but you call it a world foundation model. jen-hsun: cosmos is for the physical world what chatgpt is for words and text. that is the easiest way to think about that. ed: so text input, but can generate synthetic data in multiple mediums? jen-hsun: it understands the physical world. if i ask it a question, if i ask it to generate multiple futures of a car driving down the road it would understand the dynamics of the world. it would understand the object permanence. it would understand geometry and space and it would create a driving scenario for the car that is plausible. ed: and you open-sourced it. i don't think of it as a product or go to market, it is more about what cosmos enables. is that how we should think about it? jen-hsun: the autonomous vehicle industry and robotics industry is important to us. we offer three computers for them. we offered the training computer , the robotics computer inside the car or robot, and now we have this new comput

telling us that however far we reach into the cosmos, our destiny lies, not in the stars, but on earth itself. in our own heart, in our own hearts. we have endured a long night of. the american spirit. but as our eyes catch the dominance of the first rays of dawn. let us not curse the remaining dark. let us gather the light. our destiny offers. not the cup of despair, but chalice of opportunity. so let us seizing, not in fear, but in gladness and writers on earth together. let us go forward, firm in our faith, steadfast in our purpose, cautious of the dangers, sustained by our confidence in the will of god and the promise of man.

telling us that however far we reach into the cosmos, our destiny lies, not in the stars, but on earth itself. in our own heart, in our own hearts. we have endured a long night of. the american spirit. but as our eyes catch the dominance of the first rays of dawn. let us not curse the remaining dark. let us gather the light. our destiny offers. not the cup of despair, but chalice of opportunity. so let us seizing, not in fear, but in gladness and writers on earth together. let us go forward, firm in our faith, steadfast in our purpose, cautious of the dangers, sustained by our confidence in the will of god and the promise of man.

perspective that man's destiny on earth is not divisible; telling us that however far we reach into the cosmosdestiny lies not in the stars but on earth itself, in our own hands, in our own hearts. we have endured a long night of the american spirit. but as our eyes catch the dimness of the first rays of dawn, let us not curse the remaining dark. let us gather the light. our destiny offers not the cup of despair, but the chalice of opportunity. so let us seize it not in fear, but in gladness-and "riders on the earth together," let us go forward, firm in our faith, steadfast in our purpose, cautious of the dangers, but sustained by our confidence in the will of god and the promise of man. [applause] >> we take you know to 1973. president richard nixon had just won reelection, winning 49 states in his race against democrat george mcgovern. inauguration day occurred on a saturday that year and chief justice warren burger administed the oath ofice. president nixon's second inauguration came months after the death of

hey, stewardess, can i have a cosmo and send the live a cosmo, too. this live is crazy.hat is how we get into town. they are doing completely different workouts. i will tell you the whole thing a little bit later. after reading this book, the big -- basic lots of student human stupidity. it breaks people down to four categories. intelligent people. they do well in other people do well when they do things together. and then you have the bandits. bandits only do well when they take something from somebody else. and then you have the helpless, obviously helpless people are helpless. and then you have the stupid. the stupid people, whenever they interact with anybody else, it is worse for the other people and it is worse for the stupid people. the democrats are stupid. let me explain why, jessica. they did all that stuff over the last four years i did it benefit them? no. it benefit the country? no. they are stupid. it has gone so bad that dave chappelle is on saturday night live wishing donald trump good luck. >> he said do better next time, though. >> that is not what i he

. >> i sat down with the omni vice president who says the company is also unveiling nvidia cosmos, the-driving cars to learn in virtual reality exactly as they would in real situations. the whole world is in that moment. this new capability that we would have of essentially manufacturing intelligence, it is fundamentally going to change productivity. >> reporter: they are also rolling out their own solutions. >> whether and pushing the boundaries of high performance computing. >> reporter: it will be not just for massive companies. they will develop the facial analysis that in just seconds will scan your face and offers vital health stats from the oxygen levels to how well you slept. >> it seems that you get to sleep well, but you don't get enough relaxation. >> it will be a common place. >> reporter: and the editor says that the end goal is to make life a little easier. >> it is suppose to anticipate what you need to bring it to you. >> reporter: the latest generation is promising a future that is more connected, more convenient and perhaps more inciteful than ever before. >>> that's

and right now we can see cosmo. don't see costs are really coming to this gathering point in order to wait on to access the north through this trip. now the situation for them is quite electric, that their feelings are quite mixed up hope and i'm just to thank should for the time in order to access cars are we can say, oh, so right now women children are running an order to also getting that access this has been a very lone awake today for their says police assemblies funds, as you can see on the rise and on the button in the frame that are full of these costs and talks of waiting to access the news. but we cannot do now much more closer to next or rerecorded due to the safety concerns. but generally it didn't make them as simple but inspection will be conducted through an x ray machine. which video managed to expect these call. it looks like we have lost terrorism, this terika. bu as interested on some of our dean roads, i'm just gonna leave you with uh, these pictures as uh, hundreds of thousands of displays, pale

so, neil, so you are dealing with the cosmos. how does the bronx fit in to the universe?. >> reporter: the renowned astrophysicist remembers gazing up at the cosmos as a child from the top of his apartment building. >> i would leave the rest of the world behind. just me, my telescope, the sun, moon and stars. i credit the new york city light polluted skies for me being an astrophysicist. it hit me at just the right age. age 9. i never looked back. i have always kept looking up. >> reporter: looking up is easy when strolling through the bronx' little italy section with chazz palminteri. this is arthur avenue. >> right there. i was born a block down. >> reporter: where are we going now? >> we are going to geno's pastry shop. they made my wedding cake. >> reporter: an actor and writer, palminteri's one-man play "a bronx tale" was turned into a movie directed by robert de niro. you travel all over the world? >> yes. >> reporter: and you tell people where you are from and you say i am from the bronx? >> right. it's always like, whoa, like -- >> reporter: they think it's danger

countries, including indonesia, but only in october of last year during the breaks, less meeting of cosmos in the shop, formally committed it's application to become a full member of briggs under the new president proper was danville. it's a move taken just based after so be under how the president cc'd, not long after the visa is welcomed, as briggs partner, country to establish this work just world orders to build require to build this economy ties. and it will look at the statement by the prince daily and for a ministry. the bricks country used by consensus approved the entry of each right into the grouping and align with the guiding principles criteria of the expansion of the membership framework. agreed in johannesburg, entities or the entry into breaks march and have it all stuff into the nation's outbreak to amplify it's boise on the global stage. and this is also something that positive bravo incidental has been urging since he is taking presidency in october last year as the largest economy and population in south east asia in the nation inclusions translating to groups mission to

a drone attack of destruct many of the residential buildings and people outside in the 3000000000 cosmos, even more destruction to remain in building further do golf to the north, the golf, the city where the majority of people killed happens to be from areas in the eastern part of the, of the city center of old java killing. already since don't time a about 40 people and we just look at the found aside from the moment the seeds fire or the agreement of the fees fire was announced to now we're looking at $87.00 people being killed. $21.00 of them has happened to be children, and it's $25.00 women among the dead. already, as the intense bombing campaign continues to destroy the majority of the buildings and majority of the public facilities that have turned into shelters, the, the, the destruction of homes have forced hundreds of thousands of people to seek filters and makes shift tens and tens gowns or in a temporary filters inside these public facilities facility, despite the damage that has been paused to them, the coming dollars are quite a critical and everyone, despite the moment of

and of course, this is a glitch, it stays the on even normal cosmos, because triad announced it divides off problems to say, just as paris was the devising new strategy that the southeast region received, a criminal into prison on the attic and constantly. so this is not sitting well with the huge chris that indeed ad worked for on speech. he's off the country now, but at this time when that is all we have as soon as we have no deductibles, obviously, we'll definitely bring with you on this. and away from africa had least fits to one palestinians have been killed by. is there any forces in gaza over the past day, and that's according to the local authorities. now meanwhile, at the head of the pro palestinian rights organization says that the he will not succumb to death threats from eagle. but you know, but you hadn't read job foundation was told by a top it's really all special to quote, watch face page. and that's in reference to a series of deadly explosions. last yeah. when i decided to pursue justice against israeli war criminals, i understood the consequences in recent days. follo

we call these any mention cosmos options. i'm sure you have a nation that does take more time, that you have to be flexible and you cannot to conditions flexibility. it's almost have an important part of mount and my to really strong because much of well depends on the weather. today she was scheduled to replace a radiation measuring device, but that's not going to happen. help. i'm not going to miss. i don't want to ruin my measurements by leaving foot pretty much anytime we not only measure thermal radiation, but also reflected radio show, sorry, which tells us a lot about soil conditions affect, you know, reflects a lot of light but not when it starts to mount. um, we've done a lot of test on the annual from your destiny. she needs and the woman with whom 12 is snow is melting right now. it's not the end for friends produce a darker pattern on the ground. and that influences the radiation measurements. the other is too strong smith, i'm going to dish comstock. find 1st bed and so that i'm not going to replace the device to

element with what they're calling cosmos foundation models.ll enable the training of self driving cars and the excerpt you played out, that could be an enormous market in the future. the training data they are talking about where you can understand the physical world so you can help robots and cars understand what's going on around them in a similar way to the large language models used in a.i. platforms and chatbots generate natural language responses is very important indeed. >> you made comments in the past suggesting there is a bit of a.i. fatigue risk. what i would like to understand is whether you think nvidia ceo actually delivered on providing the market with more enthusiasm over a.i. going forward? >> well, i think nvidia is very much insulated from this a.i. fatigue problem. they are the people building these massive platforms that the hyper scalers delivering the platforms on. we do feel there is a certain amount of a.i. fatigue creeping in and ces is the lightning conductor for people going crazy about a.i. as a revolutionary and t

he also announced cosmos, which will be the foundation for many new ways nvidia's building out physical if a.i. with cars, physical adoption of a.i. in our world, robotics, manufacturing, autonomous if technology and so much more. nvidia has also teamed up with aurora innovations. this is a good message about sort of the halo effect of what happens. now, nvidia may be down, but aurora innovation is way up, 30.6%, off the highs of the session, actually, because it's a got a partnership with nvidia that was announced. and then another also getting a boost, gaining 12.333%. the company is collaborating with nvidia on a.i.-embedded autonomous if driving applications. all tease innovations -- these innovations could not happen without nvidia's industry-leading a. a i. blackwell chip which he confirmed last night are now in full production. >> here it is. [applause] our brand new g force rt, and -- [cheers and applause] 50 series, blackwell architecture. the gpu is just a beast. 92 billion transistor toes. concern -- transistors. three times higher than the last generation. impossible without

some of the best products to come out of this year's show are nvidia's new cosmos ai model and honda's >> a new trend is taking hold this month, called no spend january. many people are putting a pause on their spending after going all out for holiday gifts and parties. the goal is to focus on buying only the necessities. participants say they're skipping things like eating out, including takeout orders and staying away from bars, as well as online shopping and only watching movies on streaming services. instead of going to a theater. >> i would rather see people be a little bit more realistic. set these goals that are attainable, that then you can feel good about, and then that can transition further into the year, you know, into the first quarter, then into the summer and beyond. >> financial advisors say even small changes like making coffee at home instead of going to a cafe every day, can add up and urge people to track their spending so they can know exactly where their money is going. >> i like the idea. >> it's something to think about, something to think about. >> there you go

after the show i sat down with in omni vice president who says the company is also unveiling nvidia cosmos, an open source platform that allows robots and self-driving cars to learn in virtual reality exactly as they would in real situations. >> the whole world is at an inflection moment. this new capability we have of essentially manufacturing intelligence is fundamentally going to change productivity in every domain. it's going to touch everything. >> now we're taking the technology. >> reporter: competitors like amd are also rolling out their own solutions. >> relentlessly pushing the boundaries of high performance compute. >> reporter: the latest chips promise to be more affordable not just for massive companies but for start-ups like g-1 intelligent technologies. the company developed the facial analysis mirror that scans your face in seconds. >> you get to sleep well and your health. but you don't get enough relaxation. >> ai is going to be common place. >> reporter: the editor-in-chief of "pc mag" says the end goal of ai is to make life a lit ill easier. >> ai is supposed to anticip

we lost 38000 people in the cosmos the equivalent of $1 trillion, maybe more, the most expensive structure ever built in getting that away was horrible and that's why mccarter lost the election. [inaudible] >> the cities are largely knocked down. but the were a lot of mistakes made in that negotiation and when i heard the way biden was negotiating i said you're going into in a war and turned up out to be a very bad war. they could escalate. that war could escalate to be much worse than it is now. >> my view is it was always understood. in fact, i believe they had a deal and then biden broke it. they had a deal which would've been a satisfactory deal to ukraine and everybody else but that biden said no, you have to be able to join nato. that's always been and nobody knows more about nader then, jessica when it first started this i did know too much about nato but i got a right anyway. i said they're taking vantage. i'm the one who got to the sector gen zers you know two weeks ago saying if the word for me nato wouldn't even exist because i raise from countries that were not paying their bil

fire officials believe it started in a trash chute, but the cosmos still officially under investigation. more than 50 firefighters responded to the fire. luckily, there been no reports of injuries. happening today. oakland's fire chief is speaking out against the city's recommendation to close some fire stations last month. the city council recommended closing as many as 6 fire stations in an effort to help balance a multimillion dollar budget deficit. the city is going through opened fire fighters are launching a public education campaign in hopes residents will help them stop. the oakland city council from closing to fire stations this month and possibly for more in the spring. the chief is expected to speak at a news conference at 12 15 this afternoon. a big story we're following this morning. just 2 days into the new year, san francisco police are now investigating 2 shootings. one of them resulting in a man being killed and a woman and toddler injured kron four's rob nesbitt talks to the family who are at the scene about what they believe happened. san francisco police say today's

how to prevent israel from taking lands and cosmo, which vast majority people in this room don't much but at all. but some people in a coalition do on how to make sure that what follows from austin garza is a proper palestinian authority. outstanding government. hopefully, you know, not too distant future pals to the independence. that's pressure that will have to be played on israel for sure. but right now we need pressure on them. on the story, as many a pools in the capital, damascus is to resume the international flights on choose time. it will not okay, significant stay and reopening to the rest of the world, following the full of the assad regime on suicide. because it was announced that would restore flights to damascus. ultimately 13 years international light plants have already been landing, and domestic flights have also resumes. well for more on this, we joined now by how shamal bar who is lot for us in damascus. i sure can you just explain how big a deal is this full for the country to move forward and, and begin to try to reconnect with the rest of the world of the song.

how to prevent israel from taking land and cosmo, which vast majority people in his room don't much at all, but some people in a coalition do on how to make sure that what follows from austin garza is a proper palestinian authority. outstanding government, hopefully, you know, not too distant future pals to be independent. that's pressure that will have to be played on israel for sure. but right now we need pressure on almost as bombs full and misinformation spreads. palestinians attending to social media as a last resort to documents the reality of for the post challenge official is rarely narratives and bring the will closer to the human cost of the war. terracon boys and reports from de paula in the heart of the the and the treatment is on. imagine if it looks different kinds of back to the folks it back to the with a smart phone in hand and social media as the state hosted. he is on the documenting the nice jury who sharing stories of loss and survival. the i s 9 s. yeah, and then we are trying to tell the story about people what we see this suffering and showed this to the whole w

and i pursue inscribe in the very cosmos. but the way to do it was by the sentence. now, waldo had no qualms about this. he was perhaps a touch apologetic in a letter to thomas carlyle, in which he wrote here i sit and read and write with very little system. and as far as regards composition with the most fragmentary result, paragraphs, incompressible and each sentence an infinitely repellent particle. and what he meant by that was that they were supposed to be disconnected. they were not supposed to be connected to the next sentence or the sentence before. they were all supposed to stand on their own. which is to say that he wanted sentences to be as self-willed, giant as he wanted human beings to be. maybe that's a lot to ask. but elsewhere, he made his preference for the killer sentence a kind of credo. i'm a rocket manufacturer, he declared in his journal. he ruled out linguistic projectiles of all calibers from firecrackers to cruise missiles, and thought of each one as his last word on the subject at hand. until that is it was time to write another sentence. th

. >> some of the best products to come out of this year's show are nvidia's new cosmos ai model and honda's electric car lineup, dubbed the zero series. >> already it is. 847 a check weather with rosemary on the bay area and the la fronts. good morning. yes. >> good morning to both of you. a nice view outside our doors this morning where we still have plenty of blue sky. winds are still blowing in our hills, with the advisory expected to expire at 10 a.m. this morning. the north bay may see an adjustment as the winds are expected to continue tonight into tomorrow over parts of our north bay hills. but a view here over san francisco showing you a spectacular start to sunday. by the way, early this morning saw a beautiful shot of the wolf moon. and if you didn't get an opportunity to see it, well, full moon actually comes tomorrow. so for the next few days you will get an opportunity as our pattern isn't going to change much. and we do expect mostly clear skies. here's a view of storm tracker two. winds lightning up just a little bit, but another offshore wind event coming our way. not only f

lines, and what he talked about was essentially the ability to simulate the real world through the cosmos dr. strange, you see in the marvel movies where he can see all these timelines. the a.i. can essentially live all of these lives and then predict what's the best course of action. so i think that's why you're seeing so much robust kind of traction. you can see waymo out in front, as well as tesla doing really well. we're kind of in this like inflection point that makes this space pretty exciting. >> very good. thank you, tony. good to have you on this morning. thanks for coming on on kind of a pseudo holiday. quasi is a better word. >> it's a residential holiday. we're talking about president jimmy carter, and getting ready for his funeral. we'd like to talk about his economy and his revolution on the markets. janing us is johnny. thank you for joining us joiningus today. i'm hoping you can shed a little bit more light on this. a lot of people appointed his term as a real inflection, not just with political life here, but also the economy, and the big changes he brought about to democ

everyone at home a fabulous new year filled with grand entrances as you sip your grasshoppers, your cosmosectly dry martinis and wishing you an extraordinary amount of pizzazz. cheers to a wonderful new year. >> from the heart of times square. it's cnn's new year's eve live. welcome to tv's wildest party. with performances and appearances by 50 cent, shania twain whitney cummings anthony anderson and his mom diplo and more surprises. and now your hosts, anderson cooper and andy cohen and welcome back to times square. >> the last two hours of 2024. it is 10 p.m. here on the east coast. we've had we've had a really fun night so far. >> we have i feel like 2024 was a year of like, how can we mess with people? how can we jerk you around? well guess what? yeah, we are just getting dumped on. that's true. but you know what? we're not letting it affect it. we're having a good time. so bring it on. plus, what else you got? >> we got an amazing guest ahead. plus a surprise guest for andy. and because i haven't been to any of the production meetings, i don't know who it is either. really? yeah. >> w