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Jensen Huang to Graduates: AI Won't Replace You, But People Who Use AI Will

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received his seventh honorary doctorate from Carnegie Mellon University, addressing over 5,800 graduates with a speech blending personal adversity and a vision for the AI era. He shared his immigrant journey from washing dishes to leading a $5 trillion company, emphasizing that AI amplifies human potential.

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Jensen Huang to Graduates: AI Won't Replace You, But People Who Use AI Will
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  • Huang received an honorary doctorate from CMU and spoke to over 5,800 graduates in a rainy ceremony.
  • He declared that AI will not replace people, but those who harness AI will outperform those who don't.
  • Huang revealed how he begged Sega's CEO for funding after a failed product nearly bankrupted Nvidia.
  • He urged graduates to 'run, don't walk' into the opportunities created by the AI revolution.

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