Jensen Huang.
Because it could change the workplace, Huang said children should learn how to use it, rather than encouraging children to stay away from AI. “Help it expand your capabilities so that you could be even more ambitious.
Speaking to Anderson Cooper on CNN, Huang said he does not know which career will eventually lead to the best-paying job. One, go to school,” Huang said. I’m not exactly sure what education is going to lead to the best-paying job, but I’m pretty sure that your education is going to be worthwhile,” he said. “Number two, engage AI,” he said. “The two things that I tell my kids: engage AI, learn what it can do, don’t give up on it, and make it work for you,” he said. Your aspirations could be even greater,” Huang said.
But he strongly believes education will remain worthwhile. “Well, I don’t know what career is going to be the most successful. However, I can tell you this: I can tell you what I tell my kids. He also pushed back against the idea that the rise of AI could make traditional education unnecessary. Huang repeated his point that children should continue their education even if nobody can say with certainty which qualification or career will offer the highest salary in the future. “One, go to school. Huang’s second piece of advice is directly connected to the technology that has changed the conversation around children’s future careers. He sees AI as something children can use to expand what they are capable of doing.
