It's the first time in the history of the world.
Trump just awarded the National Medal of Science to the masks.
On stage, he shouted, "Elon is our contemporary Thomas Edison!"
Just today, the winners of the same prize are Huang Ren, Suzhou Fong, Brin, Nadella and Dale.
Seven of the world's richest people, four of them standing on this stage.
This medal, won by Shannon, won by Feyman, and won by Deng Xiaoping. For over sixty years, it has been awarded to scientists who have re-written textbooks.
Today, all the chips, models, and data centers are on the scene. OpenAI just earned $200 million from the White House, and Ottman is not on the list.
The highest scientific honor in the United States, this time awarded to "superintelligence".
Moscow Station CIt's called "Contemporary Edison".
Hours before the awards ceremony, the official White House account was pre-heated on the X. The first to be named was Musk, along with Tory, who stood side by side with Trump in front of the White House door and behind a Cybertruck.
At 1:30 p.m., the "Science: The New Golden Age" summit opened in Washington, where Trump took the stage.
At one point, he called Musk one of the greatest technological founders of all time, saying he was in one field after another, turning science fiction into reality.
Then, Trump recounted Musk's history from scratch. In 2002, Musk invested all of his savings and founded SpaceX.
In 2008, Falcon 1 entered orbit, becoming the first liquid-fueled rocket developed by a private company to enter orbit.
Later, the U.S. sent astronauts to space without the use of foreign rockets, and they flew on SpaceX.
Speaking of starships and chains, Trump used a few of the "best" puzzles of all time.
The starship is the largest rocket in history that can be picked up and taken back in mid-air, and he says no one has ever seen anything like it before.
Not only that, but Trump also recounted his own personal experiences. During the Great Flood in North Cave, many places were flooded with isolated people and completely cut off contact with the outside world. The governor called him and asked him if he knew a man named Elon Musk.
Trump replied, "I happen to know him".
A phone call went through, and a couple of hours later, the StarChain device was on the scene. Trump said that it saved hundreds of lives, which he still remembers.
In his mouth, Tesla is the first new car company in 75 years, and Neuralink is helping people who can't see, talk, move, see, talk and act again.
After a circle of exaggeration, he threw out the phrase "contemporary Edison" and added another sentence:
You're my friend, of course, but you're really a very, very special person.
From dormitory to graphic cardThe other five are the heads of the household
Huang Ren: No one understood the graphics card at the time
It's Huang's turn, and his name is just coming out, and Trump applauds him from the stage.
Trump began his career at AMD designing microprocessors, working as a graphics chip designer at LSI Logic, and later co-founding Ingredient, starting with game graphics cards.
Later, Huang discovered that graphics cards can do much more than play games. In 2006, the company introduced CUDA, which allows GPUs to be used for general computing.
Trump said no one understood what he was saying at the time, but he had a number in his heart, and that was enough.
Today, the world's largest supercomputers mostly run on Intel's chips.
Intel's chips are the backbone of the cutting edge of superintelligence, the absolute backbone.
Following the awards, the official video on X posted congratulations to Old Yellow, along with five other winners, including old rival AMD's Suzuki Toon.
Suzhou Feng: Bringing AMD back from Gaddafi
She was one of the leading scientists at IBM who converted chip wires from copper to lead.
When she joined AMD, she was CEO for only two years, and Trump said she climbed like a rocket.
After taking over, she bet on Zen architecture and chiplet to make AMD the industry's reigning giant. According to Trump, AMD's market value has never been less than $2 billion and has gone on to earn more than $1 trillion.
The world's first E-level supercalculator, Frontier, is run by AMD's chips.
She was the first woman to receive the IEEE Robert Noyce Medal, the highest honor in the semiconductor field.
People always say that if you break a glass ceiling, you've already broken it.
Nadra: Build a machine room for super-smart people
Mr. Trump said Nadella has been a key figure in Microsoft's transformation for more than three decades. Prior to becoming CEO in 2014, he led research and development and cloud computing platforms at Microsoft.
He is credited with reviving Microsoft in the new era of cloud computing.
Microsoft began investing in OpenAI in 2019, an early model of OpenAI, which was trained in supercomputers built specifically for Microsoft Azure.
BR: Putting the knowledge of all humanity at the fingertips
In Trump's introduction, Bryn was a brilliant student who earned a bachelor's degree at the age of 19 and went to Stanford on an NSF graduate scholarship.
There, he and Page developed the PageRank algorithm, which ranks pages by link, reorganized the entire Internet, and later Google.
Trump recalled that the first time he heard the name Google, he also thought the other party was joking. As a result, the company permanently changed the way people search for information, sending all human knowledge to everyone's fingertips.
He was sent to Stanford that year by the NSF, and today the medal is operated by the NSF.
Dale: $1,000 in the dorm.
Dale's story is told from the perspective of Trump in a college dormitory. During his time at Dartmouth State University, Dale started his business with $1,000 and a tip, and at the age of 19, he dropped out of school and sold his order-to-order computers by phone and mail order.
Later, he launched the first fully self-designed computer, the Turbo PC, which sold custom computers to tens of millions of people.
This time, the Dales donated $62.5 billion to the "Trump Account" of 25 million American children.
"Super-Intelligence" is written for the award
After six people were slaughtered, Trump drew the topic back to America's 250-year history of technology.
From electricity, light bulbs, planes, to nuclear power, personal computers, the Internet, the United States has been at the forefront of the technological revolution.
Today, in front of the super-intelligent SI, he once again makes his point:"No one can compete with us. No one".
Before the official awards ceremony, the host posted a short film starring Trump's uncle.
During World War II, his radar led Allied bombers through the clouds in Normandy. He died shortly after receiving the National Medal of Science in 1983.
The organizer returned the medal, packed it in a box, and sent it to Trump.
Forty-three years later, the same medal was awarded to Trump.
It is worth noting that the word "superintelligence" is mentioned repeatedly in the award words.
He is also known for his work in the field of psychology."Powering the breakthroughs of scientific computing and superintelligence".。
And then there's Nadra, and that's it."Supporting U.S. superintelligence training and global deployment".。
It's no coincidence that just nine days before Trump signed the executive order, the federal government's official statement that "artificial intelligence" was renamed "superintelligence". Today, the word is in the words of the highest scientific honor in the United States.
OpenAI earned $200 million and Ottman wasn't on the stage
On the day of the summit, the White House announced that the Genesis Planning Coalition had raised $2.4 billion for computing and tools. U.K. had raised $1 billion, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, and Anthropic and Google $150 million.
The two biggest winners, the doorkeepers, had their medals on them.
OpenAI and Anthropic have a lot of money, and Ottman and Dario aren't on stage.
Superintelligent national teamThe name of the White HouseAt the end of the awards ceremony, the final round of applause was held, and the YMCA awards ceremony was held at the venue.
Trump said it was the biggest day in science and technology.
The Medal of Honor was created 67 years ago by the U.S. Congress to honor scientists and engineers.
Today, it hangs on the chest of people who make chips, build machines, train models.
Super-intelligent, which has become the national engineering of the United States.
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