Don't encourage kids to code, says Nvidia CEO

AI threatens the future of coding

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Don't encourage kids to code, says Nvidia CEO

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that children should no longer be encouraged to learn to code, because AI may already be jeopardising a career in the field.

Speaking at the World Government Summit in Dubai, Huang's remarks shed light on the ramifications of AI's spread across various sectors. He pointed out that generative AI could make traditional ...

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