"AI Will Create More Millionaires Than the Internet", Says Nvidia’s Jensen Huang.

In a bold and compelling prediction, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared in a recent interview that "Artificial intelligence will mint more millionaires in the next five years than the internet did in its first two decades". This isn’t just hype—it’s a statement from the man whose company sits at the heart of the AI revolution.

“We are at the beginning of a new industrial revolution,” Huang said. “AI isn’t just a new technology—it’s a platform for creating entire new industries.”

 He shared this powerful perspective during a recent sit-down on the "All-In Podcast" and at the "Hill and Valley Forum," making it clear that AI isn't just another gadget. To Huang, it's "the greatest technology equalizer of all time." Think about it: AI is tearing down the walls that once made coding and creative pursuits exclusive clubs. Now, with simple natural language, anyone can be a programmer, an artist, or an author, turning their ideas into reality faster than ever before.

Huang isn't just theorizing. He pointed to real-world examples, like small AI research outfits such as OpenAI and China's DeepSeek. These companies, with relatively lean teams of around 150 researchers, are already generating billions in value. "No industry in history has ever had this kind of leverage," Huang stated, emphasizing the incredible productivity boost AI brings per person. He even light-heartedly added that he's "created more billionaires on my management team than any CEO in the world."

Looking ahead, Huang envisions a world where every country has "two factories": one for the physical goods we use, and a second, digital one, building the AI that powers everything. He uses Tesla as a prime example, highlighting its dual focus on crafting cars and developing the sophisticated AI that drives them.

But with great opportunity comes great responsibility – or at least, great adaptation. Huang also delivered a straightforward warning: "Anybody who is not using AI is going to lose their jobs to someone with knowledge of AI." He's not trying to scare anyone; he's simply stating that getting comfortable with AI tools is becoming a fundamental skill, essential for staying competitive in a rapidly evolving job market.

Jensen Huang's insights from this interview are more than just tech talk. They're a powerful glimpse into a future that's already here, where AI isn't just changing the game; it's rewriting the rules, creating unprecedented opportunities, and redefining what it means to be productive.

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                                                                                     Writer- (Muhammad Abdullah)