There is no doubt that artificial intelligence employees will emerge

“Jensen Huang”, the CEO of Nvidia, in his latest interview raised the idea of ​​artificial intelligence employees and said that there is no doubt that one day humans will work alongside these types of employees.

Huang is one of the technology managers who has a very positive approach to artificial intelligence, and relying on this technology has made Nvidia surpass Apple in terms of valuation. Jensen Huang has previously said that he hopes Nvidia will become a company with more than 100 million artificial intelligence assistants. In his recent interview, he said that one day all kinds of artificial intelligence employees will enter the companies.

AI employees will eventually work alongside humans one day

Huang, who appeared on the No Priors podcast, said he has no doubt that one day we will eventually see AI employees of various kinds. According to him, these employees can take on all roles, including in areas such as marketing, chip design and supply chain. Furthermore, Jensen Huang has previously said that designing chips without artificial intelligence has become impossible.

In addition, the CEO of Nvidia believes that artificial intelligence employees can be used just like humans; For example, you can ask them to perform a certain mission, provide them with the necessary information and delegate the work to them or have a conversation with them.

Jensen Huang has already talked about the idea of ​​artificial intelligence agents. These agents can promote all the businesses of the company. These agents can recruit other agents, he said, even in Slack channels with other AIs and other employees.

Huang also said that artificial intelligence can do some of our jobs up to 1000 times better, but in general, this technology cannot completely replace human forces in companies. The CEO of Nvidia believes that artificial intelligence will not only cause layoffs, but by increasing the company’s productivity and increasing revenues, it can prevent more layoffs.