NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has made a bold statement regarding the future of AI and its impact on the workforce. Huang asserts that AI will not replace humans entirely but will significantly enhance productivity in 'specific jobs' by a factor of 1000. This means that while AI may not take over all tasks, it will outperform humans in certain areas by a substantial margin.

In a recent NVIDIA AI Summit held in Mumbai, India, Huang elaborated on this point, suggesting that AI will act as a tool to assist humans rather than a replacement. He highlighted the potential for AI to automate tasks and streamline workflows, leading to increased efficiency.

When asked if AI could take over his own job as CEO of NVIDIA, Huang firmly replied 'absolutely not.' He believes that while AI can handle certain aspects of a job, it cannot replicate the full range of human capabilities.

Huang's vision for the future includes a workforce that leverages AI as an assistant to automate tasks, thus freeing up human workers to focus on more complex and creative work. He warns that the real threat is not AI itself, but the potential for those who use AI to automate tasks to outcompete others in the job market.