"The largest infrastructure build-out in human history" is underway, Huang said, predicting it will generate "a lot of jobs" across the skilled trades. Global technology companies are expected to spend an estimated $7 trillion on AI infrastructure by the end of the decade as they race to expand computing capacity. Huang has consistently argued that AI will not only create new technology jobs but also spark growth across traditional industries. According to Farley, the United States was already facing shortages of approximately 600,000 factory workers and 500,000 construction workers as of mid 2025. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has echoed similar concerns, particularly regarding electricians, whose expertise is essential for powering and connecting large AI data centers.