Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the expansion of artificial-intelligence infrastructure will soon create many high-paying opportunities in trades such as plumbing and construction. In comments reported by multiple outlets, Huang argues that while AI adoption is often discussed in terms of impacts to office and entry-level work, physical deployment of AI systems requires new facilities and ongoing building work. He links the growing demand for AI “centers”—such as data centers and related infrastructure—to the need for skilled workers who can build, install, and maintain that equipment and facilities. Both reports frame the opportunity as “six-figure” jobs, citing roles like electricians, construction workers, and plumbers. The outlets present Huang’s view as a counterpoint to concerns that the AI boom may primarily threaten or displace certain kinds of white-collar work, emphasizing instead that large-scale construction and utility work must expand to support AI computing capacity.