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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that the constant change will result in more work being created artificial intelligence (AI).
Huang has recently spoken to the media about changes in the workforce, contrasting the statements of “white-collar apocalypse” by Dario Amodei, CEO of AI Safety and Research Company Anthropic.
“Everyone’s work will change,” the fans said. According to Axios.
“Some jobs are not needed. Some people will lose their jobs. But there will be many new jobs,” Huang said. “The world will be more productive. There will be higher GDP [gross domestic product, or total national output]. There’s more work to do. But all work is enhanced by AI. ”
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Huang founded Nvidia in 1993, a company that infuses the “world leader in artificial intelligence computing.” (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Meanwhile, Amodei told Axios that it believes AI can wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs, and that unemployment will skyrocket over the next 1-5 years.
| Ticker | safety | last | change | change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | Nvidia Corp. | 164.07 | -0.85 |
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Huang founded Nvidia in 1993, a company that infuses the “world leader in artificial intelligence computing.”
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Huang has recently spoken to the media about changes in the workforce, contrasting the statements of “white-collar apocalypse” by Dario Amodei, CEO of AI Safety and Research Company Anthropic. (Tang Yanjun/China News Service/VCG/Getty Images)
The 62-year-old recommends workers jump on an AI train and learn to use it “to change your job.”
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recommends workers jump on AI trains. (Julian Stratenschulte/Picture Alliance/Getty Images)
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“You may have gone 10 years from now and just noticed. You won’t do the actual thing I thought was a job before that,” he said. “But I’m still doing a great job – in fact, even better than before. What I do in my job is different, because AI helps I do that a lot. But I’m doing something more meaningful. ”
