Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Will Create New Jobs and Industries
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently stated that AI will not only replace old processes but also create new jobs, new industries, and new ways of construction. Reports in English indicate that he described AI as infrastructure, believing that every organization and every country will rebuild capabilities around it.
Huang has emphasized that AI will connect software, manufacturing, and robotics into a new industrial system. He previously proposed concepts like "AI factories," "physical AI," and that "every industrial company will become a robotics company," and this statement continues that same judgment: the impact of AI is not just on efficiency but on the very way production is organized.
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Huang's statements are significant not for their "optimism" but for defining AI as a new type of production factor rather than just a regular software tool. Once AI is viewed as infrastructure, it becomes more than just a cost-cutting and efficiency-boosting plugin; it becomes a reason for companies to redesign their organization, processes, and capital expenditures.
This suggests a deeper industrial reassessment is underway: past automation primarily replaced repetitive labor, while AI is now beginning to rewrite the boundaries of decision-making, coordination, and production. Consequently, new positions are often not simple extensions of old roles but rather new divisions of labor formed around computing power, data, robotics, simulation, and deployment chains.
Historically, this resembles a "rearrangement of the industrial system" rather than a mere software upgrade. Those who can integrate AI into the underlying processes of manufacturing, logistics, content, and finance will be closer to the next round of profit pools and centers of pricing power.