"Reason from first principles to anticipate product needs Huang described designing the Vera Rubin rack — which includes storage accelerators, new CPUs, and IO subsystems — before Claude Code or OpenClaw existed, simply by reasoning through what a 'digital worker' LLM would inevitably need: access to files, the ability to do research, tool use, and external communication. His method: 'you just sit there, enjoy a glass of whiskey and think about all these things and it would become completely obvious.' Rather than waiting for new product categories to emerge, anyone building platforms or infrastructure can derive future requirements today by rigorously asking what a user of that system would logically need to do their job. Source: Jensen Huang, Lex Fridman Podcast, Jensen Huang: Nvidia, AI, Robots, and the Future of Computing"