Jensen Huang explains why AI automating tasks doesn't kill jobs, using radiology
HealthcareAIGuy · x · 2026-09-28
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang explained why AI automating a task doesn't necessarily eliminate the job. Using radiology as an example: AI helps read scans faster, so radiologists handle more scans, hospitals see more patients, and demand for radiologists can actually rise. The logic: AI lowering unit costs can expand total demand rather than simply replace workers.
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