Physics and math are the key skills of the AI era. 🍋

Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, who went to Beijing to answer the media question: "If you are 22 years old in 2025, what would you choose to study?" Many people would guess that he would say AI, code, or anything about software, because he is the owner of the chip company that has become the world's highest value company, but he replied that he would choose to study physical sciences instead of computer science or computer engineering.

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Physical Sciences does not just mean "physics," but it covers many areas, such as physics, chemistry, astronomy, etc., that focus on understanding the real world as a non-living thing: understanding the natural laws that drive our planet, which he believes is the basis of future technology, especially when AI begins to move away from the screen into robotics and automation, the understanding of force, energy, inertia, collisions, friction, and reason in the real environment becomes even more necessary.

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On the other hand, Elon Musk spoke in the same way. When Telegram CEO Pavel Durov advised students to study math, Elon added, "Physics (with math)," because physics allows them to use First Principles to solve big problems at Tesla and SpaceX.

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What they're trying to say is that if we really want young people to grow up in a powerful technology wave like AI or Robotics, we have to start with a strong foundation. Physics and mathematics may not seem to be the focus of understanding the world and creating new things that will change the world.

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Source: Indiatimes

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