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Jensen Huang on AI Optimism and Skills for Next Generation
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At @StanfordGSB
, our CEO Jensen Huang sat down with @RoKhanna and @LTGHRMcMaster to share why he's optimistic about the next generation in the age of AI. Every industry is being reimagined, AI is accessible, and the people who learn to use it well will help shape what comes -
Jobs as Given or Created: Rethinking Employment Relationships
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Do you think of jobs fundamentally as something that you are given, or as contractual relationships that you create?
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Automation Ethics: Rejecting Job Displacement Arguments
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It's dehumanizing to think that slavery should not be abolished because otherwise the slaves would not have jobs. It's dehumanizing to force people to drive other people around or operate a manual loom or to submit tax returns if the job can be done by machines.
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Jobs Are Not Finite: Why Automation Creates New Work
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The idea that there is a finite amount of jobs is fundamentally mistaken. There is always work to do.
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Hiring Ammunition vs Barrels: Capital Management Wisdom
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.@rabois: Most companies hire ammunition when they really need barrels.
— Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) 14 avril 2026
"Most companies raise money, and then they hire a lot of people. And then the CEO, almost without exception, gets frustrated because they've hired a lot of people, their burn rate has increased, and they… https://t.co/pWjqWzFrbR pic.twitter.com/wRrxI3dowv.
@rabois
: Most companies hire ammunition when they really need barrels. "Most companies raise money, and then they hire a lot of people. And then the CEO, almost without exception, gets frustrated because they've hired a lot of people, their burn rate has increased, and they -
Technological revolutions create jobs by enabling new affordable possibilities
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Every technological revolution created as many jobs as it destroyed, because we find that there is always more work to do. Things that were expensive or impossible become cheap, and we are allowed to work on things we could not afford doing before. In the future, personal
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$10K/month with Claude, no coding needed
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>estaba usando Claude como si fuera Google
— SONIA (@S0N_IA_) 14 avril 2026
>solo un MacBook y nada más
>la misma herramienta que tiene todo el mundo
>encontré este análisis el martes
>un tipo creó 17 habilidades con eso
>$312 al día
>casi $10K al mes
>no por programar
>no por alguna API secreta
>por un… https://t.co/RLA5n17gkk pic.twitter.com/fAzn6nclVv>I was using Claude like it was Google >just a MacBook and nothing else >the same tool everyone has >I found this analysis on Tuesday >a guy created 17 skills with it >$312 a day >almost $10K a month >not by programming >not by some secret API >with a habit
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Employer Denies Legal Paternity Leave Rights to Worker
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Yeah, I am having another uncomfortable flashback. Except in my case it was even worse – I was asking for a few days off for a paternity leave. Which by law according to the jurisdiction they were in they were required to give me. They “conceded” only one day. I left that place a
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Human Judgment Remains Critical in AI-Driven Workplaces
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The Future Of Work: Why Human Judgment Is Paramount In The #AI Age
by Greg Pavlik @Forbes Learn more: https://
bit.ly/4tGfAlJ #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML