Never mind using large language models (LLM) to help write code, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that in the future enterprise software will just be a collection of chatbots assembled to complete the task.
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"It's unlikely that you're going to write it from scratch or write a whole bunch of Python code or anything like that," he said on stage during his GTC keynote on Monday. "It's very likely that you're putting together a team of AI."
This AI team, Jensen explains, can include a model designed to break down and delegate a request to various other models. Some of these models can be trained to understand enterprise services such as SAP or Service Now, while others can perform numerical analysis on data stored in a vector database. This data can then be combined and presented to the end user by an additional model.
"We might get a report every day or you know, at the top of the hour that has something to do with a construction plan, or some forecast, or some customer alert, or some bug database or whatever it happens to be," he explained
