Programming for All: NVIDIA’s Revolutionary Vision

In an era when technology is advancing at an incredible rate, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, shares a provocative prediction at the World Government Summit. He foresees a decline in demand for traditional programming skills, arguing that, thanks to advances in artificial intelligence (AI), anyone can become a programmer. This idea moves away from the long-held belief that everyone needs to be taught computer science and programming.

According to Huang, the time has come when NVIDIA’s computing technology is focused on creating tools that allow people to do without traditional programming. Instead, programming language should become the natural language of communication. With this approach, he argues, every person on the planet is capable of being a programmer thanks to the wonders of AI.

Huang’s further thoughts concern the future of work, which he believes will be concentrated in specialized areas of knowledge such as digital biology, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, education, and engineering. Despite these anticipations, he also recognizes that neural networks will not completely eliminate the need for professional programmers. There will be a need for specialists to build and maintain the AI systems that are being talked about.

This statement ushers in a new era in technology and programming, where AI can be a bridge that connects human needs to the world of programming, making it accessible to everyone.