According to his speech on Sunday at Carnegie Mellon University’s 2026 graduation ceremony, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that electricians, plumbers, ironworkers, and construction workers are positioned to benefit most from the artificial intelligence boom. “AI gives America a chance to rebuild. This is your time,” Huang told graduates. He stressed that AI is not only creating a new computing industry but also a new industrial era, with massive infrastructure demands requiring skilled trades.
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