Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says AI Is Bringing Manufacturing Back To America (AI-generated) As Bill Gates warns about the risks AI could pose to jobs and society, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is highlighting the technology’s potential to create jobs and bring manufacturing back to the US. Huang has shared his thoughts on AI, taking to X on Sunday and shared a post by Gavin Baker, CIO and Managing Partner at Atreides Management. Baker had justified his earlier view about data centers and said they could be good for America when they are built in the right way. The Nvidia chief agreed with Baker and said AI is creating jobs, new businesses and more investment across the US. Huang said AI is doing more than helping people use new technology. According to him, it is also creating demand for factories, power plants, data centers and other projects. AI is bringing manufacturing back to America and reindustrialising the nation after decades of offshoring. AI is creating demand that drives investment in our aging power grid and sustainable energy, powered by market forces, not subsidies. AI is creating construction and manufacturing jobs across energy plants, chip fabs and data centers. AI is creating new companies and industries. $400 billion has been invested in AI startups in the past six months alone. Builders must partner with communities to build in their hometowns, earn trust and create local benefits. We have an opportunity to create lasting benefits for communities across America and help America lead the next industrial revolution.” In simple terms, Huang believes the AI boom could lead to more factories, more construction and more jobs in the US. Huang was responding to Baker, who said he regretted the way he had spoken about data centers in an earlier post. Baker said people had good reasons to worry about data centers in the past. These concerns included water use, taxes, jobs, electricity bills, pollution and the impact on small towns. However, he now believes many data center projects have improved and can bring major benefits to local communities. “Regret the tone of my post on data centers yesterday.