If you want to learn where artificial intelligence (AI) could be heading, you'll probably want to pay attention to Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang. After all, Huang's company is arguably the most important player in the AI world right now.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) founder Morris Chang revealed in his newly published autobiography that he once offered Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, the opportunity to lead the Taiwanese chip giant.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the importance of the AI revolution in a recent interview and tried to minimized concerns that AI could take 100% of jobs.

TSMC's founder Morris Chang asked Nvidia's Jensen Huang to consider becoming the chief executive of the Taiwanese chip giant more than a decade ago, but was turned down in just 10 minutes, Chang says in a new volume of autobiography.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed his unique method of learning from AI. He "tortures" his AI chatbot by asking five follow-up questions, pushing it to

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang has an interesting way of learning from AI that involves tormenting chatbots with follow-up questions.

From having 60 direct reports to forgoing 1-on-1 meetings, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has some pretty unconventional leadership and management advice.