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Jensen Huang responds in a CNN exclusive interview to how ordinary people should face AI

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On October 29, 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang responded in a CNN exclusive interview to questions about "being lost at 20 and panicking at 40," offering his views on what ordinary people should do in the face of AI. He said that when intelligence is mass-produced on an assembly line, the rules of human competition have been completely reshuffled, and there is no need to intimidate oneself with age and seniority. The report noted that he did not peddle anxiety, nor did he suggest signing up for classes or obtaining certificates. Currently, the content of this exclusive interview is reported by a single source, with no subsequent developments yet.

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    Huang Renxun on How to Face AI at 20 and 40

    NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun, in a CNN exclusive interview, responded to the question of "confusion at 20, panic at 40," saying that when intelligence is mass-produced on assembly lines, the rules of human competition have been completely reshuffled, and there is no need to intimidate oneself with age and seniority. He did not peddle anxiety, nor did he suggest signing up for classes or certifications.

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