Jensen Huang

You're going to have mechanics robots, and you have people who come to maintain your robots.

No.

Not all of it.

You don't think that will be all done by other robots?

Eventually.

And then there'll be something else.

If your job is just to chop vegetables, Cuisinart is going to replace you.

Your job has to be more than the task.

Yeah, I guess...

Yeah, both ideas probably won't exist at the same time.

And as in life, things will probably be in the middle.

One idea, of course, is that there'll be so much abundance of resource that nobody needs a job and we'll all be wealthy.

On the other hand, we're going to need universal basic income.

Both ideas don't exist at the same time.

Right.

And so we're either going to be all wealthy or we're going to be all using- How could everybody be wealthy though?

What scenario do you- Wealthy, not because you have a lot of dollars, wealthy because there's a lot of abundance.

Like for example, today, we are wealthy of information.

This is a concept several thousand years ago only a few people have.

And so today we have wealth of a whole bunch of things, resources that historically- That's a good point.