Jensen Huang on Scarcity in the AI Era
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-07-11
This post quotes Jensen Huang on shifting value in the AI era: **'The smartest people are becoming replaceable'** because AI can soon handle many traditional technical-intelligence tasks. He emphasizes that truly scarce skills are not just problem-solving but **seeing problems ahead, anticipating risks, and sensing the 'vibe'**—people who can see around corners will be more valuable.
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