A viral AI-generated video featuring Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang performing on stage has gained over one million views on the Bilibili platform. The clip, created by user Wang Yu Ye Xing, replaces Michael Jackson with Huang in footage from the 1992 Bucharest concert.
Elon Musk commented on the video, jokingly suggesting that the high demand for AI computing power is the reason behind rising memory prices. The original concert footage used for the deepfake is from the Jam track of the Dangerous World Tour.
In March, Jensen Huang addressed the memory supply shortage at a Morgan Stanley technology conference. He described the scarcity as a positive development for Nvidia, noting that resource constraints push customers toward high-performance solutions.
Nvidia leverages its scale and capital to secure critical components, including DRAM, wafers, CoWoS packaging, and cables. Huang previously challenged suppliers to expand production, promising that Nvidia would purchase all available output for its AI factory deployments.
