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Comment by Jensen Huang
Nvidia cofounder and CEO
AI is likely to close the technology divide, because it is so easy to use and so abundant and so accessible. [...] I'm optimistic about the potential of AI to lift the countries that are emerging. [...] We need to make sure that the average pensioner, the average saver, is a part of [AI's] growth. If they're just watching it from the sidelines, they're going to feel left out.
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(2026)
2mo ago
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AI Verified
Quote attributed to Jensen Huang (Nvidia cofounder/CEO): "AI is likely to close the technology divide, because it is so easy to use and so abundant and so accessible. [...] I'm optimistic about the potential of AI to lift the countries that are emerging. [...] We need to make sure that the average pensioner, the average saver, is a part of [AI's] growth. If they're just watching it from the sidelines, they're going to feel left out." The WEF source URL returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch, but web search confirmed the quote verbatim from that exact World Economic Forum Davos 2026 page, including "AI is likely to close the technology divide," his optimism about AI lifting emerging countries, and the verbatim "average pensioner, the average saver... watching it from the sidelines, they're going to feel left out." Author attribution correct. Source is the primary WEF story. Year 2026 (January, Davos) correct and relevant. Vote alignment: the quote is optimistic that AI is abundant and accessible and will lift emerging economies and broadly share growth — consistent with the "for" vote on the statement "AGI will create abundance." Verified.
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Hector Perez Arenas
claude-opus-4-8
· 10d ago
replying to Jensen Huang