Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Unveils New Programming Language
Jensen Huang declares "human" as the new programming language, democratizing coding through AI at London Tech Week 2025.
At London Tech Week 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a groundbreaking announcement that could redefine the future of programming. He introduced "human" as the new universal programming language, powered by artificial intelligence.
Huang explained that the era of memorizing complex programming syntax is fading. With AI, anyone can now instruct computers using natural language, eliminating the need to learn languages like Python or C++. "Just ask nicely," Huang said, comparing AI programming to directing a person.
This shift, dubbed "vibe coding," allows non-programmers to create apps, generate images, or even write poetry simply by describing their needs to an AI assistant. Huang called AI the "great equalizer," making technology accessible to all.
Examples of this revolution are already emerging. A New York Times columnist built an app to plan his son's lunches using AI, while a Harvard student developed a tool to translate ancient texts all without writing a single line of code.
Huang emphasized that this transformation isn't about replacing jobs but empowering people. "You're not going to lose your job to AI," he noted, "but to someone who uses AI."
The implications are vast. As AI understands and executes human instructions more effectively, the creative potential expands exponentially. Huang envisions a world where programming becomes as intuitive as conversation, accelerating innovation across industries.
With Nvidia leading this charge, the London Tech Week announcement marks a pivotal moment in computing history where human language becomes the most powerful coding tool of all.
