Jensen Huang name-checks 6 AI companies — and says 100% of Nvidia engineers use one of them (www.businessinsider.com)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang publicly name-checked six AI startups—OpenAI, Harvey, OpenEvidence, Cursor (Anysphere-owned), Replit and Lovable—as examples of tools that will form a "human-digital" workforce. In a Citadel interview he said these AI systems will be interwoven with human teams, and specifically claimed that 100% of Nvidia’s software engineers and chip designers use Cursor to boost productivity. The comments sit alongside Nvidia’s announced up-to-$100 billion investment in OpenAI-powered data centers, and follow market interest from other enterprises (Amazon has reportedly discussed adopting Cursor internally). Huang framed this as part of a broader move to agentic AI: autonomous assistants that decompose complex tasks into subtasks and augment human roles across engineering, legal and healthcare workflows. For the AI/ML community the significance is twofold: a large-scale, vendor-backed validation of coding and agent tools as production infrastructure, and a signal that hardware, software and organizational design will evolve together (more datacenter buildout, new developer workflows, and shifting org charts where humans manage agents and vice versa). Technical implications include deeper integration of LLM-based coding assistants into chip and software design cycles, potential productivity gains at scale, and rising demand for systems and tooling that support agent orchestration, safety and observability.