In Jensen Huang’s vision for human-digital workforces, six AI businesses are included.
Enterprise workforces of the future will be made up of both humans and digital people. “Some of them will be OpenAI-based, while others will be Harvey-based, Open Evidence, Cursor, Replit, or Lovable,” the Nvidia CEO stated in an interview with Citadel Securities published Tuesday.
Huang’s diverse list includes OpenAI, which creates large language models, Harvey, the legal tech darling, and OpenEvidence, an AI healthcare platform. Replit, Cursor, and Lovable provide AI-powered or “vibe coding” tools.
The businesses announced last month that Nvidia is investing up to $100 billion in OpenAI to construct data centers that would run the chipmaker’s systems.
Huang emphasized Anysphere-owned Cursor in particular in his Citadel lecture. He said that Cursor is used by all of Nvidia’s chip designers and software developers.
“All of our engineers now have AIs,” he remarked. Productivity increases, and our work is significantly better.
Following staff demands, it was revealed in June that Amazon was in negotiations with Cursor to use the AI coding tool internally.
Huang has long stated that in the future, “biological” workers and AI will collaborate. In order to accomplish a larger goal, AI agents divide a job into several smaller phases, each of which addresses a distinct component.
During his keynote address at CES, one of the largest tech trade exhibitions in the world, in January, Huang declared, “The age of agentic AI is here.”
Huang described how the AI and human employees will collaborate in a podcast last October. In order to increase productivity, he outlined a future in which the tech behemoth will widely implement AI assistants, also known as agents, throughout all of its divisions.
Huang stated, he hopes that Nvidia will eventually employ 50,000 people and have 100 million AI assistants across all demographics.
AI-human integration is also attracting venture capital interest.
One of the four non-negotiables of real AI integration, according to General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja late last month, is preparing for the future of human-AI collaboration.
Some humans will oversee AI agents. Some AI agents will supervise people, he stated during a podcast interview. “Imagine how the org charts have to change.”
