Boom! Jensen Huang angrily criticizes Elon Musk's doomsday theory: AI won't replace you, but those who use AI will. Is your $BTC still hesitating?

Today, let’s talk about something exciting. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on the 10th at Carnegie Mellon University graduation ceremony addressed thousands of graduates: “Your generation has the most powerful tools in history, and everyone is on the same starting line.” He said AI is the largest technological infrastructure wave in human history, comparable to the PC revolution reappearing.

But you should know, the general public outside isn’t so optimistic. A Pew Research Center survey shows that half of Americans fear AI becoming widespread. Companies like Cloudflare and Snap have already used AI efficiency as a reason to lay off workers this year, and the unemployment rate for 2026 graduates has soared to a four-year high. On one side is the technological revolution, on the other is job anxiety—an acute contradiction.

Jensen Huang defines AI as “a once-in-a-generation opportunity,” far surpassing any previous transformation. He directly points out the core logic: intelligence is the foundation of all industries, and every industry will be reshaped. The infrastructure wave brought by AI will drive not only programmers but also electricians, plumbers, steelworkers—it’s not just coders, but all builders.

Facing employment fears, he dropped a line: “AI is unlikely to replace you, but those who use AI better than you will.” This sounds harsh, but logically, it’s unassailable. If you don’t learn proactively, you will be passively eliminated.

Most fiercely, he called out two tech giants. One is Elon Musk, whom he calls a “doomsayer,” claiming there’s a 20% chance humans could be wiped out by AI; the other is Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, predicting AI will eliminate 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs. Jensen Huang directly retorted: “These statements are unhelpful. CEOs have a god complex; they must return to reality.”

He also admits AI has real risks but emphasizes that every technological revolution in history has been accompanied by fear. He gave the example of radiologists: AI can automate image reading tasks but cannot replace the doctor’s mission to care for patients. AI strips away tasks but enhances human value.

Finally, he offers a four-step action plan: safe advancement, cautious policies, widespread adoption, and everyone’s participation. He also calls on policymakers: “Retreat cannot stop progress; it only abandons the opportunity to shape it. The answer is not fear of the future but wise guidance.”

This applies equally to you and me— in the crypto market, panic selling always loses to those who learn to use the tools.

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