Nvidia CEO tells employees to us more AI, don't worry about their jobs

Core Insights - Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the necessity of using AI across all tasks during an internal meeting, countering reports of managers advising against AI usage [1][2] - Huang reassured employees that AI is a baseline skill essential for job relevance, highlighting the company's ongoing aggressive hiring strategy [3] - Nvidia's workforce has grown from approximately 29,600 to about 36,000 in a year, with Huang indicating a need for an additional 10,000 employees [3] Company Strategy - Nvidia is pushing for increased AI adoption internally, with some departments already utilizing AI tools like Cursor for coding assistance [5] - Unlike other major tech firms that have reduced headcount, Nvidia continues to expand its workforce to meet data-center demand [4] - Huang envisions Nvidia growing to a 50,000-employee company with 100 million AI assistants integrated into every group [6] Industry Context - Other tech companies such as Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Amazon are also promoting AI use among employees, with some planning to incorporate AI performance into reviews [4] - Huang's personal use of various AI tools, including OpenAI's ChatGPT and partnerships with AI companies, reflects a broader trend in the industry towards AI integration [6]