New Delhi: Jensen Huang CEO of NVIDIA recently they have predicted and called AI the greatest technology equalizer of all time, and speaking that at an AII-In podcast which was hosted by the American venture capitalized Chamath Palihapitiya, Huang explained that in the era of Artificial Intelligence, that everybody is programmer, he also stated that the traditional gatekeeping of coding languages like C++, Python has faded, adding more people now just need to talk to Artificial Intelligence. Everybody is an artist now, everybody is an author now.
During that podcast, Jensen Huang also discussed the impact of AI on human jobs. In my case, AI is creating jobs, causing people to create things that others would like to buy, driving more growth and creating more jobs, all of which go together. AI is the greatest technology equaliser of all time, he stated. He also predicted that AI will create more millionaires in five years than the Internet did in 20, adding that he is worried we are not moving fast enough to create jobs. Jensen Huang further warned that those who do not utilise AI will lose their jobs to individuals with AI knowledge.
Jensen Huang further predicted that in the future, every country will operate two factories, one physical and the other digital. He also gave an example of Elon Musk’s EV company Tesla, on which the CEO have said that Tesla builds cars in one factory, and in another, it builds the AI that powers them. Jensen Huang also discussed the scale of impact that small, focused teams of AI researchers can have and how Nvidia’s success has translated into significant financial rewards for those in leadership positions. They have created more billionaires on their management team than any CEO in the world. They are also doing just fine, don’t feel sad for anybody at my layer. Jensen Huang stated.
However, the important big idea is that the impact of approximately 150 AI researchers, backed by funding, can likely be created, he noted. Jensen Huang has some examples of OpenAI, which originally started with around 150 employees, and China’s DeepSeek, which also has a similar workforce.
