Jensen Huang on Intelligence in the AI Era
r0ck3t23 · x · 2026-07-11
This post recaps Jensen Huang's perspective on how "intelligence" is being commoditized by AI. He believes that technical problem-solving skills will soon become commonplace, while the real scarcity will be people who can anticipate problems and assess situations ahead of time. Key takeaways include: - In the future, the most valuable individuals won't just be "problem solvers"; they will be those who can "see around corners." - This foresight stems from a blend of data, analysis, first principles, experience, and human intuition. - Long-term success will hinge on combining technical capabilities with human empathy and the ability to read between the lines. - Standardized tests may not be equipped to measure this specific ability.
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