Tech CEOs Warn You’ll Lose Job To AI User, Not AI, So Learn Fast
KEY POINTS
- •In May at the Milken Institute, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned jobs will be taken by AI users, not AI itself.
- •OpenAI’s Sam Altman said in August new college grads are best prepared for AI changes, while older workers face challenges.
- •Mark Zuckerberg launched Meta’s Superintelligence Labs in June, willing to risk 'misspending billions' to avoid missing AI breakthroughs.
In 2025’s hottest reality show, tech titans like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and OpenAI’s Sam Altman are collectively chanting, 'Use AI or get replaced by someone who does!' Huang chillingly proclaimed at the May Milken Institute that your job isn’t going to be axed by AI directly—no, that honor goes to your AI-savvy coworker. Altman called new grads 'the luckiest kids in history' on Cleo Abram's August YouTube show while worrying about frazzled older workers. Stanford’s Fei-Fei Li, dubbed 'godmother of AI', swears she’s firing anyone who dares resist AI at her World Labs. Salesforce's Peter Schwartz dropped some empathy gospel in May, making soft skills the avocado toast of the workforce. Meta’s Zuckerberg threw down hundreds of billions by June to chase 'superintelligence' because apparently, being late to an AI apocalypse isn’t an option. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and Microsoft’s Mustafa Suleyman warn about AI turning into a bad sci-fi sequel involving CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) threats you *really* don’t want. By year-end, AI was no longer sci-fi but a dizzying parade of ChatGPT shopping hacks and China’s vibe-coding AGI cameras. So, unless you want to be replaced by a 22-year-old wielding AI tools and empathy like a Swiss Army knife, better get fluent ASAP.
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Congrats, your job’s not at risk from AI, just from your coworker using AI like a kid uses TikTok—better get savvy or pack your desk.
AI isn't stealing jobs, it’s teaching 22-year-olds to play musical chairs with your paycheck. Spoiler: you’re losing.
Mark Zuckerberg will happily blow hundreds of billions on AI superintelligence but still can’t fix Facebook’s 'Like' button so people don’t feel lonely.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 12/26/2025 | Author: Lee Chong Ming
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