Jensen Huang says distillation is fundamental as AI learns from AI
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-07-24
Jensen Huang argues that distillation is fundamental to intelligence and that AI systems will increasingly learn from other AI systems as the web fills with AI-generated content.
- He frames distillation as a natural extension of how humans learn from one another.
- He says future internet content may be overwhelmingly AI-generated, making inter-model learning unavoidable.
- His takeaway: making AI smarter is also a path to making it safer.
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