Contrary to predictions by other tech leaders, the CEO of the nearly $300 billion US-based chip company doesn’t think that AI will eat away at Gen Z’s entry-level jobs. Because it could be dangerous, or you try to go as fast as you can, but put the right lens on the information, one is you try to hold back on AI. Because in the end, people are the judges of what truth is. Because they’re the final arbiters of our engineering.”, we’re still hiring more and more engineers,.
AMD CEO Lisa Su believes that artificial intelligence (AI) will not lead to massive job cuts. In a recent interview with Wired, while responding to the concerns about AI replacing jobs, Su noted, “You can choose two ways to think about it. I’m a big believer in the second camp. I don’t believe in these cases where you’re not going to need lots and lots of people.
It can take what would’ve taken us 10 years to figure out and do that in six months. One is pure productivity, you know, how do I remove some of, let’s call it, the menial work that people do, so that they can work on more interesting things? “I think there are two directions AI goes. That’s one aspect of it, and we’re using that. But the other aspect of it is when AI can solve really hard problems. I think about a world where it normally takes us three years to design a chip, and what does that look like if I could do that in six months?” she added.