DAVOS, Switzerland-As artificial intelligence (AI) threatens to upend job markets in countries around the world, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang brushed off longer-term concerns and made the case ...

As the debate over artificial intelligence and jobs intensifies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is presenting a different perspective on the matter. As discussed during a session at the World Economic Forum ...

Speaking with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang spoke about how AI will help create more jobs, not eliminate them as many fear.

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The spreading use of artificial intelligence in business has generated much debate about its potential to replace many duties now done by humans—and also fears about the tech eliminating those jobs.