Jensen Huang asserted, 'As we speak, AI has no possibility of doing what we do.' He believes AI can enhance but not fully replace human roles, emphasizing the value of human creativity in work.
Huang noted that while AI could perform parts of jobs better, the real challenge lies in those who know how to leverage AI effectively: 'the person who uses AI to automate that 20% is going to take your job.'
Statistics from MIT’s researchers suggested that only 23% of workers could be cost-effectively replaced by AI, indicating a limited economic incentive for full automation in many roles.
Huang imagines AI working as 'assistants' in a human's role, enhancing productivity rather than replacing jobs completely, indicating a collaborative future with technology.
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