Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed fresh graduates at Carnegie Mellon's 2026 Commencement, asserting that now is the optimal time to launch careers despite AI disruptions. Huang stated that AI will be a net positive for humanity and is unlikely to replace workers, but cautioned that those mastering AI tools will have competitive advantages. The Nvidia founder, worth an estimated $186 billion, emphasized that AI is closing the technology divide and creating new opportunities for young professionals. However, his remarks come as public concern about AI grows, with roughly half of Americans expressing more concern than excitement about the technology. Major companies including Cloudflare and Snapchat have already conducted significant layoffs attributed to AI-driven efficiency gains, highlighting the complex job market reality facing new graduates.
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