To The Moon

US stocks tumbled after a much hotter-than-expected jobs report sent yields spiking as it likely means the Federal Reserve will halt its rate-cutting campaign.U.S. payrolls grew by 256,000 in December

The autonomous- vehicle "revolution has arrived" and the "robotics era is just around the corner," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said this week.He sounded a lot like Elon Musk -- a vindication for the Tesla CEO.In his keynote address at the CES trade show in Las Vegas on Monday night, Huang outlined a number of amazing -- and sometimes hard to understand -- advancements in artificial intelligence. He spent a lot of time talking about self-driving cars and robots -- two killer applications made possible by AI.Much of the debate has focused on whether Tesla needs to add radars and other sensors to the suite of optical cameras its cars use, as Alphabet's Waymo does. But that discussion misses the point. The far bigger issue is the three AI computing steps that Huang outlined.That view also mirrors Musk's. He often says that creating self-driving cars represents one of the largest increases in value for the auto industry in history, and that Tesla's robot business can be bigge