why Nvidia's CEO thinks you'll be rich in 5 years

🔍 AI Idea of the Week

“AI will create more millionaires in five years than the internet did in twenty.”

- Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia

When the internet exploded in the early 2000s, it created a wave of new businesses, jobs, and wealth. Entire industries materialized overnight.

Amazon started in Jeff Bezos's garage. 

Google began as a Stanford research project. 

Facebook launched from a Harvard dorm room. 

These weren't established corporations with massive resources - they were small teams with revolutionary ideas and emerging technology at their fingertips.

Now, we’re seeing that same pattern again. But this time, it’s moving faster. Much faster.

It took Amazon seven years to reach $1 billion in revenue. ChatGPT reached 100 million users in two months. The feedback cycles are quicker, and the potential audience is global right from the start.

Here’s what’s happening right now:
💰 AI startups are being built and scaled by solo founders
🚀 Investment in AI tools has doubled in just 18 months
⚙️ Everyday tasks - writing, coding, editing, researching - are being automated

The CEO of Nvidia, whose chips power most of the world’s AI, believes this is bigger than the internet. That this moment will create more wealth, more careers, and more disruption than anything we’ve seen in decades.

Every major technological shift creates a window of opportunity. For the internet, that window was roughly 1995-2005. 

We’re in the equivalent stage of AI that past tech revolutions went through just before they exploded.

The infrastructure is here, the tools are accessible, but most people haven’t caught on yet.

AI doesn’t replace your skills… it extends them.

Find one task. One tool. One win. Then build from there.

⚡ AI Signals

🧠 OpenAI launches “Study Mode” in ChatGPT

OpenAI just introduced a brand-new “Study Mode” in ChatGPT designed to help you learn, not just get answers. Instead of giving solutions right away, it walks you through concepts using questions, hints, and interactive steps.

Why it matters: It helps you think through problems and grasp ideas better, rather than just handing you the answers.

🧠 Claude may soon remember your chats

Anthropic is testing long-term memory in Claude, allowing the AI to recall details from previous conversations. It can even summarize your tone, interests, and preferences over time.

Why it matters: Remembering past chats means Claude can give more personalized, relevant answers.

🎬 Google’s NotebookLM now supports video overviews

Google is expanding NotebookLM with Studio, a new feature that turns your research notes into AI-generated video summaries, complete with narration, visuals, and scene transitions.

Why it matters:  Instead of reading long notes, you can watch AI-generated video summaries, saving time and making learning or sharing information more effective.

🛍️ Google adds AI “Shopping Mode” to fight counterfeits

Google is piloting a new “Shopping Mode” powered by AI that warns users about potential counterfeit or misrepresented products, by analyzing listings, reviews, and seller behavior.

Why it matters: AI is becoming your personal shopping assistant. By analyzing listings and reviews instantly, it saves you time and protects your money, making online shopping safer.

🛠 Tool We’re Testing: Figma’s New AI Features

Figma has officially made its AI tools available to every user, across all subscription tiers.

The new built-in AI tools help you go from idea to prototype in minutes, even if you're not a UI/UX expert. You can now:

🎨 Generate UI layouts with simple prompts like “design a mobile checkout screen”

🪄 Rewrite copy inside your designs for clarity, tone, or length

🧠 Name and organize layers automatically 

📄 Summarize design files so teammates can get up to speed fast

⚡ Auto-generate variations of existing designs to explore new directions

Mockups, MVPs, pitch decks, product pages… you can sketch out ideas faster than ever.

🌟 Prompt of the Week: Turn Testimonials into Copy That Converts

Nothing builds trust like real words from real people. 

That’s why testimonials are one of the most persuasive tools in your marketing toolkit.

Use this prompt to turn them into headlines, bullet points, and proof-driven copy that actually sells. 👇

Use this prompt:

Here are 3–5 actual customer testimonials about my product. Turn them into:
• 2–3 headline options that feel direct and emotional
• A short paragraph for my landing page that builds trust and highlights results
• Key benefit bullets based on what customers actually value

If you want to take this idea even further, check out this AI tool. 👇

TheySaid analyzes everything your customers are already saying and helps you create smarter questions.

With just a few clicks, the AI generates targeted surveys and polls based on real customer pain points and patterns.