Jensen Huang says AI destroys tasks, not jobs, and creates new work
garrytan · x · 2026-07-28
Jensen Huang argues the common fear that AI will destroy jobs is backward: in his view, AI removes tasks rather than whole jobs, and the technology is creating new work.
The post frames this as a direct quote source from Y Combinator, turning it into a labor-market and AI-adoption argument rather than a product announcement.
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