During a dialogue with Friedrich Merz, the German chancellor candidate, at an investment conference in Berlin, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, called on German automotive and industrial machinery manufacturers to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence technology. He emphasized that digital technology would not replace Germany's profound experience in manufacturing, particularly in the fields of automotive and robotics engineering, stating, 'Electrons will never replace atoms.' However, he also pointed out that the industry could reap tremendous benefits if it actively embraced new technologies. Huang stated that the next wave of AI would deeply integrate with the physical world, with AI interacting with the physical realm in areas such as robotics, manufacturing, automotive, and heavy industries.
