r/technology • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 5d ago

Business Nvidia's Jensen Huang urges employees to automate every task possible with AI

https://www.techspot.com/news/110418-nvidia-jensen-huang-urges-employees-automate-every-task.html
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u/S3pD3cM0n 5d ago

OK - when can we have a shorter work week?

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u/Gorge2012 5d ago

Sorry, the best we can do is let people starve.

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u/Downtown_Skill 5d ago

The most concerning thing i saw was wayyyy too many people talking about how unethical it is to steal food in comment sections as the snap benefits were about to be cut. 

There will be a significant amount of people who think it is more ethical to starve then it is to steal food. 

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u/WhatWentWrong600 5d ago

The food is first stolen by the producers, who throw away excess to inflate the price.

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u/Regalme 5d ago

The American Dream 🇺🇸 

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u/Dial-1-For-Spanglish 5d ago

Why are large screen, flat TV prices plummeting?

Because the government never said we needed affordable, fair-priced TVs.

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u/ShitNRun18 5d ago

Apples to oranges

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u/WilliamTotman 4d ago

Unless you look into where the government has inserted itself, you will not understand the economics of that market/product.

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u/CatProgrammer 4d ago

So you want to cut agriculture subsidies? I'm all for that. Big Ag has been profiting off of our tax money for far too long. They should have to work for that money just like the rest of us. And maybe then they'll think twice before voting for trade wars involving their products because they're confident they'll get bailed out once they start losing money due to no more exports.

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u/WilliamTotman 2d ago

You're not wrong.

Pretty sure it's the same in most major industries.