Jensen Huang on why Physical AI is inevitable and coming for everyone: "And so all of these common sense, physical reasoning abilities that children have, that our pets have, most AIs don't have. You know, I roll a ball over the kitchen counter and it goes over the top, and it disappears. Well, the AI thinks it's disappeared, but you know, your dog knows it. It's on the other side. It understands this concept called object permanence, and it didn't go into another metaverse, and so it runs around the table and gets it, you know? And a robot needs to learn that if you want to go from this side of the table to that side of the table, you can't go through the table. You're going to have to reason about how to go around the table. And so all of these type of physical reasoning things is what's called physical AI. And when you take that physical AI and then you put it into a physical object called a robot, you get robotics. And this is really, really important for us now because we're building plants and factories all over the United States. And we'd like to build it in a way that takes advantage of the latest technologies. And so hopefully, in the next 10 years, as we build out this new generation of plants and factories, they're highly robotic and they're helping us deal with the severe labor shortage that we have all over the world."