Jensen Huang

As a result, they have better economics.

When they have better economics, they hire more radiologists because their purpose is not to study the images.

Their purpose is to diagnose disease.

And so the question is, what I'm leading up to is, ultimately, what is the purpose?

What is the purpose of the lawyer?

And has the purpose changed?

What is the purpose?

You know, one of the examples that I would give is, for example, if my car became self-driving,

Will all chauffeurs be out of jobs?

The answer probably is not.

Because for some people who are driving you, they could be protectors.

Some people, they're part of the experience, part of the service.

So when you get there, they could take care of things for you.

And so for a lot of different reasons, not all chauffeurs would lose their jobs.

Some chauffeurs would lose their jobs.

And many chauffeurs would change their jobs, and the type of applications of autonomous vehicles will probably increase.

The usage of the technology would then find new homes.

And so I think you have to go back to what is the purpose of a job?

Like, for example, if AI comes along, I actually don't believe I'm going to lose my job because my purpose isn't to – I have to look at a lot of documents.

I study a lot of emails.