NVIDIA's $1 Trillion Prediction, Anthropic Beats OpenAI, Tesla vs. TSMC & The CS Job Collapse | 240

Peter Diamandis (0:00)

This was Nvidia world. It was a absolute madhouse.

Jensen Huang (0:07)

OpenClaw is the number one, it's the most popular open source project in the history of humanity, and it did so in just a few weeks. We're announcing our support of it.

Peter Diamandis (0:18)

This is just the extraordinary breadth that Nvidia and Jensen are imagining. They're putting their hands, their capabilities, their hardware, their production into everything.

Salim Ismail (0:28)

They're building an ecosystem and then letting everybody do radical innovation at the edges.

Peter Diamandis (0:33)

This is what Microsoft was in the early days, what Google was, but times a hundred, times a thousand.

Jensen Huang (0:39)

Right here where I stand, I see through 2027, at least $1 trillion.

Peter Diamandis (0:46)

This week was fascinating. You know, we're going to dive into this. Sam Altman predicting, you know, a thousand X drop in cost, Anthropic being named the most disruptive company, eating OpenAI's lunch. Amazing progress this week. Let's take a quick look here.

Dave Blundin (1:02)

So, now that's a moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Salim Ismail (1:08)

Most importantly, Peter, massive congrats. That was such an unbelievable conference. I consistently get amazed by the level that you're pulling off and jealous also.

Peter Diamandis (1:19)

Thanks, pal. It was year 14, the best of all of them, I think. For me, the most important part is getting amazing people there. We had so many CEOs from so many industries, and I loved having all of you on stage with me. I'm pulling you guys more in every year, so get ready.

Alexander Wissner-Gross (1:36)

It was tremendous fun, Peter. Thank you for organizing.

Salim Ismail (1:38)

It was great to meet Alex in person and verify that he is indeed at least a meat puppet, if not really.

Alexander Wissner-Gross (1:45)

Well, let's talk about what we're talking about, Salim. Did you really meet me in person or did you meet a clone or a transporter copy or a bio-printed 3D meat puppet?

Salim Ismail (1:55)

It was one of those projections somewhere along the line, but what are we for the projection of spirit anyway?

Alexander Wissner-Gross (2:01)

Yeah, well, speak for yourself.

Peter Diamandis (2:03)

You know, Ben Lamb bought the two best cloning companies in the world, had the highest efficiency in cloning and success rate. And so I put myself in for duplication.

Dave Blundin (2:13)

Did you really? You just gave them a bunch of DNA while you were with them?

Peter Diamandis (2:16)

Yeah, we're just going to go. I figured 10 would be a good start, one per company.

Alexander Wissner-Gross (2:21)

Wait, does that mean that we get a Peter Burger at the next meal? Oh, yes.

Peter Diamandis (2:25)

Oh my god. If you haven't seen Project Hail Mary yet, I've got my tickets ready. And of course, anyway, let's not go there right now. All right, welcome. Everybody, welcome to Moonshots, another episode of WTF Just Happened in Tech. I'm here with my Moonshot mates, DB2, you're in Boston today, Dave.

Dave Blundin (2:47)

I am back in Boston, first time in three weeks.

Peter Diamandis (2:49)

Amazing. And Alex Wissner-Gross, Alex, AWG, how are you doing, pal?

Alexander Wissner-Gross (2:54)

I'm awake. I'm back in Boston as well after, of course, the Abundance Summit and then a week in Palm Beach for Palm Beach Forum. So it's nice to be back.

Peter Diamandis (3:04)

Beautiful. And Salim, in New York, New Jersey?

Salim Ismail (3:08)

No, I am in Miami. I've had the most insane few days. I flew from the summit.

Peter Diamandis (3:13)

Oh my God, you're in India. You left.

Salim Ismail (3:15)

I flew from the summit straight for an India Today Conclave, which is the biggest kind of magazine publication in India. And guess what I saw? I saw they have three people on stage in a row. One was the foreign minister of Iran. So that was like, whoa. Wow. Then they had Laura Loomer, giving somewhat the opposite perspective, shall we say. And then the Israeli ambassador to India.

Dave Blundin (3:42)

Come on.

Salim Ismail (3:43)

No, I'm serious. You're like, whoa. Do not let those three in a room together.

Peter Diamandis (3:49)

Wait until we finish our ride.

Dave Blundin (3:50)

Were you in seeing this?

Salim Ismail (3:51)

No, I was a separate speaker afterwards.

And it was pretty out there. And then my health started because I flew to from India through Heathrow to Miami to a Caribbean country, which shall not be named. I walked into the immigration hall of this Caribbean country, 600 like people in the immigration hall and two people working the passport counter. Okay, like, you're like, this cannot be happening during, you know, prime spring holidays, et cetera, et cetera. Not a hotel room we had in the entire, on the entire island and two people working in immigration. So some place they're going to have to get their act together.