Jensen Huang
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 27 Jul
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You've got all kinds of, you've got Langchain, DeepAgent.
You've got all these different ways to build your own AI.
And it's, quite frankly, relatively easy because the software is smart.
And so AI is smart, and therefore AI must be so smart you could adapt it easily.
And so I think that we want to encourage everybody and every company to build their own AIs.
And who knows what innovation will come from the fact that it's open source.
Obviously, what I'm gonna say is uneven.
There are some, you know, we're gonna automate tasks.
We're gonna automate cognitive tasks.
If that task is somebody makes a phone call and sends a bunch of words across the phone to you, and your job is to provide a response, and if all the information is at your fingertip, because you have all the database here, and you should be able to answer that question completely, in that case, that task will be automated away.
Ignoring that for a second.
Not that we ignored this, but my point is I'm going to answer the question about really the great opportunity.
And so many tasks will be automated away, many jobs, every single job will change, and there'll be a whole bunch of new jobs, and that I think we know.
The bottom line is this.
The evidence would show that, and it makes perfect sense, that AI and automation is creating jobs everywhere.
The narrative about AI destroying jobs is exactly backwards.
AI eliminate tasks.
AI automates tasks away.
But it doesn't necessarily eliminate jobs.
And the reason for that is because the job of a person has a purpose, and that purpose has many tasks.
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