Web Desk, October 20, 2025
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, a leading U.S.-based graphics processing unit and artificial intelligence solutions company, has highlighted a significant surge in demand for plumbers and electricians amid the growing influence of AI.
In a post shared on the X account of prominent media outlet Complex, Huang emphasized the rising importance of skilled trades in the era of artificial intelligence.
According to Nvidia’s CEO, AI is not limited to technology-related jobs; its growing trend is also increasing the demand for plumbers, electricians, and carpenters.
Huang noted that the global expansion of AI data centers requires skilled hands, and these professionals will be crucial in supporting the industry’s future. “Tomorrow’s technology will depend on both brains and hands,” he stated.
Complex’s post quoted Huang advising Generation Z to consider vocational schools, as the AI industry could reach $7 trillion by 2023, with companies like Open AI investing $100 billion in infrastructure. [Note: The year 2023 seems to be a discrepancy in the source; it likely refers to a future projection, possibly 2030, given the context of 2025.]
Experts suggest that the next generation of millionaires will be those who excel not only in technology but also in skilled trades, as both competencies are essential in the rapidly advancing world of artificial intelligence.
