An AI tutor should be available to everyone immediately, according to Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang views AI instructors as the wave of the future and is always accompanied by his personal tutor. Rather than robot dominance, Huang predicted that the workforce will resemble human employees boosted by AI thanks to this tech-enabled intelligence. 

Is it possible that the most revolutionary technological invention ever outgrew its creator? 

In Jensen Huang's opinion, AI has a lot to teach humans. The CEO of Nvidia is well-informed about the rapid innovation happening in the IT industry and has decided to team up with it in order to keep up intellectually. He has a single, crucial piece of advise for people who don't want to fall behind in the future: use the digital educator that's already in your pocket. 

In a video interview with journalist Cleo Abram, Huang urged everyone to "go get yourself an AI tutor right away" as actionable advice. 

Huang explored the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) will impact the future of learning, intelligence, and employment. According to him, it has the potential to make education more accessible than ever before, covering a wider range of topics. According to Huang, everyone should feel empowered because these algorithms can accomplish everything. Still, a lot of workers have this terrible sensation that their jobs are in jeopardy. 

A $3.3 trillion artificial intelligence chip company's CEO, however, paused for a moment to allay those concerns. According to Huang, AI will not eliminate jobs as many fear; this view is shared by other tech leaders who believe that AI will empower humans to function in the workforce. 

According to Huang, AI teachers will shape AI in the years to come. 

Artificial intelligence (AI) might be the logical progression for education in a business environment fixated on remaining tech-savvy. Algorithms can produce content rapidly, from a general or specialised perspective, according to each person's preferred method of learning. Huang has already agreed to join.

There are now fewer obstacles to understanding practically any subject because to the widespread dissemination of information in that area. During the conversation, he mentioned that he always has a personal tutor by his side. 

He urged everyone else in the room to acquire an AI tutor and begin making full use of the technology. According to Huang, the digital educator can guide users through the process of writing, analysing, thinking, and reasoning, as well as programming and a wide range of other subjects. 

"Those things will give you a sense of empowerment, and I believe that's where we're headed," he went on to say. He specifically mentioned chatbots such as Grok and ChatGPT as potential digital educators in the future.  

Assuaging concerns that AI will replace human workers 

Huang argued against the idea that AI will replace humans and become a "job killer" later in the conversation. As the head of Nvidia, he is in the perfect position to understand this emotion because he is in the company of the brightest minds and has access to cutting-edge AI. However, he stated that he is not scared of it. 

In my opinion, the people and brains around me are second to none, and I'm surrounded by superhumans. And I can't hold a candle to them when it comes to their abilities. They are in the thousands, and they encircle me. However, he maintained that it never once made him feel like he was suddenly unnecessary. 

On the contrary, Huang thinks it's an idealistic goal to imagine a future where AI powers humans. Humans are able to learn and achieve more with the support of AI. The head of technology likens having access to the tech to having superpowers. 

"It really boosts my self-esteem and encourages me to take on increasingly challenging tasks," he went on to say. It will boost your self-esteem and provide you the tools you need to succeed. Thanks to today, I feel more capable and assured that I will gain knowledge.

People are still worried about AI becoming more than just a useful tool, even if it can improve productivity in many ways. Among American workers familiar with ChatGPT, 40% expressed anxiety that the chatbot would eventually replace them entirely, according to a Harris Poll survey conducted in 2023 for Fortune.

Gen Z workers, who are known for their computer skills, are especially worried about the prospect of artificial intelligence (AI) taking over their jobs in the next decade (62% of Gen Z workers believed this in a 2024 survey from General Assembly). And with the proliferation of AI agents, the future of employment may or may not resemble a human workforce.