Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI job disruption will be gradual and may spawn ‘robot clothing’ industry
Summary
In an interview with Joe Rogan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he does not expect a sudden wave of AI‑driven layoffs, arguing that jobs built entirely around routine tasks are most at risk while complex roles such as radiology remain more resilient. He predicted AI will also create new lines of work—including technicians who build and maintain AI assistants and even a future “robot apparel” industry—as humanoid robots become more widespread.
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