Key takeout
- Nvidia's Jensen Huang said this week that he believes artificial intelligence will “change everyone's jobs.”
- Also, this week, Sam Altman from Openai said that “every class of work could be gone” because of AI, but people hope to find new solutions to address the shift.
- Comments come amid concerns about the extent to which AI disrupts the labor market.
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia (NVDA), said at an event earlier this week that he believes artificial intelligence will “change everyone's work.”
“Some jobs become outdated, but many jobs are created. Whenever a company is more productive, it hires more people,” Huang said at the Vivedch conference in Paris on Wednesday. luck It has been reported.
The comments are partially in response to what humanity CEO Dario Amodei said last month, predicting that AI could wipe out half of its entry-level office jobs, the report said. Fans said he “least agreed.”[d] There's almost everything,” Amodey said.
With concerns about rapidly developing technology leading to major unemployment, he wasn't the only high-tech CEO who has something to say about AI and employment this week.
Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGpt Maker Openai and one of the faces of AI Boom, wrote in a blog post Wednesday that he expects “all classes of work will disappear” as AI develops.
ChatGpt is “already stronger than the people that have lived in it,” says Altman. Altman sees a future where he can build other robots designed for tasks in the physical world.
But Altman added, “people can adapt to almost anything,” and said he hopes that humanity will find new solutions to deal with change.
