Jensen Huang: Now you just have to speak human

Elon Musk: The word computer used to refer to a person

Nandan Nilekani: AI job doom is disaster marketing. There will be lots more to do

Sam Altman: The job impact has been lower than I would have expected

Jensen Huang: Today's engineers are far better systems thinkers than I was

Sam Altman: 10,000 AI agents worked with no leader and no credit squabbles

Jeff Bezos: Humans are never going to run out of problems to solve

Sam Altman: Software itself has never been a strong moat

Sam Altman: Learn to write, because it teaches you how to think

Jensen Huang: If you don't have software capability, now you have it

Sam Altman: People spend too much time preparing instead of doing

Jensen Huang: This is the single greatest time to start a company

Sam Altman: One month of doing a startup gets you an entire MBA

Jensen Huang: If I were a student today, I'd ask how AI makes me better at my job

Sam Altman: I almost became an investment banker because of peer pressure

Jensen Huang: They said AI would wipe out paralegals. They're growing like crazy

Sam Altman: Work will matter because a person does it

Jensen Huang: Go get yourself an AI tutor right away

Sam Altman: Start your career when the ground is shaking the most

Jensen Huang: If AI comes along, I don't believe I'm going to lose my job

Sam Altman: Mathematicians went from 'we're cooked' to better careers in five days

Jensen Huang: Surrounded by superhuman experts, I've never felt unnecessary

Sam Altman: I don't think there's going to be a job apocalypse

Demis Hassabis: AI could cure all disease, maybe within the next decade

Sam Altman: Everybody panicked there'd be no more jobs. We found new things to want

Jensen Huang: The narrative about AI and jobs is precisely wrong

Mark Cuban: I'm not one of those people who says jobs will be optional

Elon Musk: In less than 20 years, working will be optional

Bill Gates: Should we just work like two or three days a week?

Jensen Huang: The narrative about AI destroying jobs is exactly backwards

Sam Altman: If I were 22 right now, I'd feel like the luckiest kid in history

Jeff Bezos: People saying AI will end radiologists and engineers are wrong

Satya Nadella: In the '80s nobody could picture 4 billion typists. Then came knowledge work

Elon Musk: AI will be smarter than all of humanity by around 2030

Dario Amodei: My father died of hepatitis C. A few years later it was 95% curable

Arvind Krishna: About 50% of today's work will be done by AI agents. He expects headcount to hold

Sam Altman: Some days I can't get up and do this again

Jensen Huang: AI took over the scans, and hospitals now need more radiologists

K Krithivasan: Certain jobs will go, certain jobs will come in. He expects more to be created

C Vijayakumar: AI writes code faster, so you still need engineers who understand it

Matt Garman: A team of 10 can now be three or four people

Satya Nadella: What happened to coding with AI is going to happen across all work

Dario Amodei: Claude read a co-founder's diary and named fears he never wrote down

Sam Altman: I haven't looked at a line of code in a year

Jensen Huang: Kids are forgetting long division, and I don't think it matters

Elon Musk: I predict universal high income. Money may not even matter

Arvind Krishna: 70% embrace AI tools. The 30% who push back will be in trouble

Jensen Huang: Wait two years. AI-native graduates are going to be superpowers

Dario Amodei: Every week someone tells me Claude caught a disease their doctors missed

Sam Altman: I hate the usual 'AI will cure cancer' answer

Arvind Krishna: AI will create jobs nobody can picture yet, just like the web did

Dario Amodei: AI got better at reading scans, yet there aren't fewer radiologists

John Furner: Walmart's vibe coding platform lets forklift drivers and developers build AI tools

Sundar Pichai: Don't plan 10 years out. Ride the AI curve one year at a time

Anthropic's Jack Clark says the singularity has begun

Jensen Huang: Scaring young people about AI is hurtful. Do the science

Sam Altman: Get your big life advice from people, not AI

Elon Musk: It's better to be an optimist and wrong than a pessimist and right

Chuck Robbins: A bad decision that is reversed is better than a delayed decision

Nandan Nilekani: Greenfield code is easy. Modernising old brownfield systems is the hard part

Matt Garman: AWS's forward deployed engineers train customers in 45 days, then leave

Sam Altman: Coders have never been busier

Sam Altman: I get 20-minute wins all the time. Would 2020 have called it AGI?

Satya Nadella: Keep your firm's tacit knowledge. If you leak it, it's a one-way door

Claude Duet: Anthropic's new app messages you first

Julie Sweet: We're hiring more entry-level people this year than last year

K Krithivasan: AI cannot just be a cost lever. It has to be a revenue lever

Sundar Pichai: I block time to use AI intensely, like a power user

Jensen Huang: The more AI Nvidia uses, the more people it has to hire

Dario Amodei: If AI does 95% of the task, your 5% makes you 20 times more productive

Elon Musk: AI moves so fast it makes my head spin, and I'm in AI

Sam Altman: If we ever had to melt all the GPUs, easy, yes

Dario Amodei: Every business built on AI needs a moat, and a wrapper doesn't have one

Jensen Huang: We'll still need software engineers. AI will change every job

Jensen Huang: Human ambition is the input missing from every job-loss forecast

Sam Altman: From grade school maths to a Millennium Prize problem in three summers

Julie Sweet: When ChatGPT came out, my top 50 leaders got the most training first

Sam Altman: One of our models solved a Millennium Prize problem

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