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Integrating Intelligence

The Philippine Star

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November 07, 2025

Early last year, Nvidia president and CEO Jensen Huang, announced at the World Governments Summit that artificial intelligence or Al is more important than everyone thinks.

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Integrating Intelligence

He specifically stated that everybody in the world is a programmer — everybody who is able to solve a domain problem in digital biology, in education or even in farming are the very same people who understand domain expertise and can now utilize technology that is readily available to you.

Hence, it is indeed very important to upskill everyone and, like Huang said, this upskilling process is going to be delightful. Well, that’s if we fully understand the benefits. Just hours before, at the sidelines of the Financial Times’ Future of Al Summit, Huang stated, as reported by Reuters, China is going to win the Al race as it is only nanoseconds behind America. The battle therefore lies in the winning of the race with the aim for America to win developers worldwide.

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