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My job is not just entertained, but to put it all in context.

So call me, 1-800-743 CBC tweet me at Jim Kramer.

Every time I think that we are overstating the impact of artificial intelligence,

something comes along that tells me we aren't making enough of it on the show.

Now, I know that there are plenty of other industries we've got to focus on,

which is why I always say a Dow declined 245 points today.

S&P dip 0.56%.

NASDAQ declined 0.51%. They all went down at the end because of some

stuff President Trump did about semi-ductor casing. But if you want to know what's going to happen in the

future, not the near future like next week or tomorrow, but next year and beyond, then I think you

must factor in artificial intelligence. When it comes to employment, both public and private,

it might be the most important force out there. Fortunately, tonight, we happen to have the

godfather of AI, Jensen Wong, CEO of NVIDIA, coming off an excellent quarter, and now this

very evening, to talk about both the near-term performance and much more important the long-term

implications of what NVIDIA is doing for our nation and our world.

And we will include China, which the president is very worried about.

Now, I'm not a dooms here, like the CEO of Anthropic, Dario Amadeh.

But he's a brilliant artificial intelligence entrepreneur who, according to a recent interview

with Axios, believes that AI could wipe out half the entry-level white-collar employees in America,

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