- Nvidia launched the Alpamayo AI platform to speed up the development of self-driving car technology.
- The new technology allows autonomous vehicles to make human-like decisions in complex driving scenarios.
- Nvidia's CEO announced increased GPU demand and the mass production of their next-generation Rubin GPU.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear about Nvidia?

B: No, what’s new with them? I know they do those computer chips, right?

A: Yeah! They just showed off a new AI thing for self-driving cars. It's called Alpamayo.

B: Wow, seriously? So, like, even safer cars?

A: Exactly! The AI helps the car think more like a person. It figures out what to do based on what's happening around it.

B: That’s amazing! So, if a kid runs into the street… the car knows what to do?

A: Yep! They say it can handle tricky situations. The boss, Jensen Huang, even thinks there could be a *billion* self-driving cars someday!

B: A billion?! That's crazy! Are they doing okay with all this AI stuff?

A: Totally! He said they’re super busy. People really want their computer chips for AI.

B: Really? What’s next for them?

A: Apparently, their new chip, called “Rubin,” is already being made! It sounds pretty powerful.