NVIDIA’s CEO says humans will be “busier in the future” as AI unlocks new opportunities in robotics, biotech, and design

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Generative AI promised to handle boring and difficult tasks, allowing us to concentrate on more important work. However, along with worries about data privacy and security, many people are now concerned about the possibility of job losses as this technology quickly improves and becomes more widely used.

Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, believes AI will eventually be able to do most jobs currently done by people. However, he also thinks we’ll be able to limit AI and keep some tasks for humans. He playfully suggested that people would prefer to watch humans play baseball rather than computers.

A recent Microsoft report revealed that many employees feel stuck in a never-ending workday. This makes it harder to achieve a good work-life balance, as they often continue working after hours, leaving them with less time for family and friends.

Many employees feel like their weekends are too short, often spending Sundays preparing for the week ahead. Microsoft believes that using artificial intelligence to streamline work processes could help reduce this problem.

Despite fears that AI will eliminate jobs, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang believes it will actually *create* new opportunities. These roles will require uniquely human skills like creativity, critical thinking, and the ability to oversee and guide the technology (according to a post on Instagram by artificial intelligenceee).

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The executive explained that AI is expected to expand possibilities in fields like robotics, biotechnology, and design. He emphasized that AI will work alongside people in these jobs, rather than replace them, ultimately leading to more employment opportunities.

The company CEO believes AI will boost creativity and allow us to achieve more, but will still require human oversight. This suggests AI will change the nature of work, rather than eliminate jobs altogether.

However, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, predicts AI will eventually automate most jobs, potentially making work a leisure activity. He proposes a government-funded universal basic income as a way to ensure everyone’s basic needs are met in such a future.

I’ve been following the AI conversation closely, and it’s a bit of a double-edged sword. Anthropic’s CEO, Dario Amodei, recently pointed out that AI could potentially eliminate as many as half of the entry-level office jobs out there – which is pretty concerning for those just starting their careers, like Gen Z. But on the flip side, the advancements are incredible, especially in healthcare. We’re talking about real potential to make a huge difference in tackling big problems like cancer, and that’s really exciting.

Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, predicts that artificial intelligence could allow professionals to work only two days a week within the next ten years. However, he also jokingly admits he worries AI might eventually replace his own job.

Bill Gates believes AI could automate many jobs, but he thinks biologists, programmers, and energy specialists will still be needed. He explains that these fields are too complicated for AI to completely take over.

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2025-10-03 14:39