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   Mike Powell to All   
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   'This is the single largest infrastructure buildout in human history. Get   
   involved': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI and robotics offers 'once in a   
   lifetime' opportunity   
      
   Date:   
   Thu, 22 Jan 2026 13:13:08 +0000   
      
   Description:   
   It's clear that AI and robotics are changing the world, but resources are   
   limited and job displacement remains a very real threat.   
      
   FULL STORY   
      
   Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has asserted that humanity is seeing one of the   
   biggest revolutions in human history from AI and robotics.    
      
   Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Huang ruled out   
   fears of an AI bubble by stating artificial intelligence reaches all sectors   
   it's not just a term used in tech businesses.    
      
   "The spot price of rentals is going up. Not just the latest generation, but   
   two-generation-old GPUs," Huang argued in an interview with Blackrock CEO   
   Larry Fink (via The Register ), referring to the sheer reach of AI.   
      
   AI bubble fears   
      
   Artificial intelligence has already been seen to require ongoing investment   
   across data centers, but energy infrastructure is also under higher-than-ever   
   pressure and demand for skilled professionals is equally as high.    
      
   Also speaking at Davos, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella also ruled out an   
   impending AI bubble , noting, "I think a telltale sign of if it's a bubble   
   would be if all were talking about were the tech firms," he said, remarking   
   AI's global and cross-industry reach.    
      
   We're also seeing AI evolve into physical devices, with Huang stating that   
   robotics provide a "once-in-a-generation" opportunity for European   
   manufacturing.    
      
   Huang also made positive remarks on AI's effects on the labor market  he   
   believes that "tradecrafts" will be vital to the buildout of data centers and   
   infrastructure. "This is the largest infrastructure buildout in human history   
   and that's going to create a lot of jobs," he said.    
      
   Nadella's opinion differed, focusing instead on jobs affected by AI. He   
   compared today's landscape to previous workforce trends, where prospective   
   employees would have to prove competency across various office software like   
   Word and Excel. AI upskilling is just the next phase of that.    
      
   In short, it's clear that both leaders see AI and robotics drastically   
   changing the way we see work, but quite how that translates into job creation   
   or job losses is yet to be seen.    
      
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   Link to news story:   
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