GTC Day 3 kicked off with a fireside chat between Jen-Hsun Huang and Forbes national editor Quentin Hardy, covering everything from fundamental changes in the computer industry, to skills needed by the next generation of entrepreneurs, to products that will be hot for the holidays. Sebastian Thrun, robotics pioneer at Stanford and distinguished engineer at Google, closed the show with a passionate closing keynote. Much happened in between. In this video, senior VP Dan Vivoli recaps the day, and the entire show.
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