Jensen Huang
Co-founder, President and CEO of NVIDIA
Leads Nvidia, whose chips underpin most frontier AI development. Speaks regularly about the computing behind AI and where the industry is investing.
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Jensen Huang: NVIDIA — the company, the AI revolution, and how he leads
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Key arguments & positions
- Argues AI is a "new industrial revolution" creating jobs rather than mainly eliminating them.
- Has publicly pushed back on "AI doom" narratives.
- Defends Nvidia's heavy financial involvement across the AI ecosystem as justified by sustained demand.
Accomplishments
- Co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and built it into the dominant supplier of AI-training GPUs and one of the world's most valuable companies.
- Delivers the flagship keynote at Nvidia's GTC conference each year.
Papers & key writings
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Jobs
What they've said in public about careers, hiring and work. Each point links to its source.
- Public position
"Every job will be affected, and immediately… You're not going to lose your job to an AI, but you're going to lose your job to someone who uses AI." Nvidia sells the chips AI runs on, so he benefits when people adopt it.
CNBC, Milken Institute conference, May 2025
Timeline
- 1993Co-founds NVIDIA.
- 2006NVIDIA ships CUDA, opening its GPUs to general-purpose computing.
- 2016Hand-delivers the first DGX-1 AI supercomputer to OpenAI.
- 2023NVIDIA passes a $1 trillion market value on AI datacentre demand.
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