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Recently, many people have noticed that software-related stocks are declining, and there is an interesting comment from Jensen Huang regarding the AI concerns underlying this trend.
NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang points out that the market is overly worried about the impact of AI. Indeed, the falling stock prices of software companies seem to be driven by fears that AI might threaten the software industry. But Huang's perspective is different.
According to Bloomberg reports, Huang believes these concerns are actually exaggerated. Instead, he holds the view that there is still enormous growth potential remaining in the software industry.
I think this is a pretty important perspective. AI might not completely replace software but could instead expand the entire industry. The fact that a key figure in the tech industry like Jensen Huang is expressing this view suggests that market sentiment might be overly pessimistic.
It seems valuable to continue monitoring the movement of software stocks.