'Keep Kids In School & Get Them Using AI': Nvidia's Jensen Huang To Parents
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says children should stay in school and learn to work with AI, even though nobody can say which career will pay best in future. Asked what young children should study, Huang said he could not name the most successful career or the education that leads to the highest-paying job. He said he was fairly sure, however, that education will remain worthwhile. Rule one: go to…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advocated parents ensuring their children continue school education and learn to use AI. Huang emphasized that it is not possible to pinpoint the most successful career or education that leads to the highest-paying job. He expressed confidence that education remains beneficial. In an interview with CNN, Huang shared that he advises his own children to attend school.
He argued that school offers more than just professional preparation by broadening students' worldview, promoting civility, and reducing bias and prejudice. Huang rejected the notion that AI renders traditional education obsolete, calling it a disservice to society. His second piece of advice for children is to learn about AI's capabilities instead of avoiding it.
He encouraged them to not reject the technology and to make it work for them. Huang portrayed AI as a tool that can expand the potential of young people, enabling them to set more ambitious goals. He emphasized that parents should not tell their children that their efforts will no longer matter due to AI or that school is a waste of resources.
Huang labeled such messages as "horrible" and vowed to provide similar advice to other parents for their children.
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