Americans’ Way Of Life Is About To Change Forever, Nvidia CEO Warns

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told the Associated Press during a Tuesday interview that society must adapt to the widespread artificial intelligence boom.

Huang told the AP that “we need to create new social norms.” He added that he “would advocate that everybody use AI.”

“Just go engage it,” Huang told the outlet.

Huang also said during the interview that he thinks people “need to make sure that the U.S. takes advantage of this new Industrial Revolution, just as we took advantage of the last Industrial Revolution.”

Huang went on to say that AI and other forms of technological innovations require regulation and new societal norms.

“When automobiles came, we need to create uh new social norms,” Huang said. “Back in the old days … Well, back in the old days, uh people said that cars killed children. Uh what is it about cars that would hunt down a child to kill them? Well, the reason for that was because in the older you when … kids were growing up, they used to play in the streets. Uh when I was growing up, they used to play in the streets. Um when cars came along, you obviously can’t play in the streets.”

“We don’t tell kids not to go play in the streets. And we have we have sidewalks, we have crosswalks, we have, you know, jaywalking discouraged,” he continued. “So all of that combination of social norms, uh, regulations, safer cars, seat belts, and all the technology that comes along with it, it’s it’s all of it at the same time. So I think you have to go, you have to deal with regulation, technology, you have to deal with social norms.”

Huang’s comments come after reports