Many people are worried that with the arrival of AI, our jobs will be taken away, but Huang Renxun believes the opposite is true.

He mentioned that if we look back at history, the development of technology has not made people more idle, but rather busier. Personal computers, the Internet, and mobile devices have kept us extremely busy.

Huang also mentioned that there is currently a shortage of millions of truck drivers and tens of millions of manufacturing workers. The employment rate is higher than people imagine, but companies are unable to recruit enough people. He believes that robots will indeed fill these gaps.

But the first consequence of this expansion is that the economies of all countries will grow. And when the economy grows, most companies tend to hire more people: more people to manage more robots, and more people to manage more AI agents.

AI isn't here to replace us, but to create new opportunities. What do you think?