Artificial intelligence is usually framed as a threat to human work, but one of the industry’s most powerful executives is betting it will supercharge demand for people who work with their hands.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang delivered a refreshingly optimistic take on AI's future impact on jobs, one that flips the usual narrative of automation-driven ...

AI vs jobs is one big topic of discussion nowadays. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is now adding to it by saying that AI might impact a few jobs, like coding jobs, but it will also generate many plumbing and ...

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Nvidia's CEO says AI will create high-paying skilled trades jobs. A Microsoft study confirms blue-collar roles are most ...

President Donald Trump spoke to the rich and powerful at Davos, addressing topics ranging from Greenland to the stock market ...

Palantir Technologies Inc chief executive officer Alex Karp has turned a familiar Davos debate on its head, arguing that artificial intelligence will become so powerful that Western economies will no ...

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