Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that if he were a farmer, he would definitely use AI. He would have seen how his work could have been improved by Artificial Intelligence. Jensen says that AI will change not only office work but also traditional work.
‘AI will replace traditional tasks’
Jensen said (REF.) that if I were a farmer I would definitely use AI. If I were a pharmacist, I would still use it. I look at how AI can make my work better. Jensen believes that AI will transform traditional tasks. He explained that a carpenter can also be an architect if he uses AI. This will increase his creativity even more. Jensen says that if workers learn to use AI, they will be able to increase their value along with their skills, which means their demand will remain.
Why is Jensen’s point valid?
Jensen Huang has a point. Let us understand this with an example. Nowadays people are using AI to make maps of their houses. He creates 3D designs which makes it easier to build a new house. If workers also learn to use AI, then they will be able to make their work easier by using technology while building houses. He will be able to suggest necessary changes in the design, which will also be easier for the homeowner to understand.
Some work is finished, some will be born
Jensen has already said that some jobs will be changed forever due to AI. Due to automation the need for many people will disappear. However, he also believes that the advent of AI will create new opportunities. In such a situation, the one who gets trained for AI will be able to save his work or get involved in new work.
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