And/or have a shareholder vote after the investigation is complete.
Difficult to argue this is in the best interest of shareholders with the stock down 8% after hours on the WSJ report about the board preparing to oust him.
they think they are being effective as-is -- see the immense shift in public opinion against AI, the wave of people just elected to more strictly regulate the tech etc.
they also generally don't have a background in traditional escalatory political tactics.
and then I think just the knowledge and fear of their movement being crushed by the American state if they ever did anything remotely violent
A split-screen across tech this week: Dario Amodei's Wall Street coming-out party, with Jensen Huang's corporate drama
But the 2 men, who have had plenty of sniping, need each other more than ever
First NYT byline outlines IPO stakes, politics + history:
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Terrific @TheAtlantic piece on archaeologists' and anthropologists' slowly dawning realization that now-submerged areas on the coastal shelf--swathes of land drowned when the glaciers melted--may be where much of our species' early history took place. (Link in reply)
Toyota is relaunching the Scion brand, and its first product is the KEI-01, a tiny truck with a 660-cc engine. The KEI-01 is basically a rebadged Daihatsu Hijet Jumbo, but will be assembled in Princeton, Indiana. Initial sales will be via a fleet-focused trial program, but limited retail sales could come if there is strong enough demand.
@US_Stormwatch@united we need to gatekeep this just the right amount so not too many people go but there's enough demand so united doesnt cancel the route
There’s a silver lining to all this drama. However much America needs Jensen Huang the founder, the engineer, the CEO, it can do without Jensen Huang the foreign-policy strategist, AI soothsayer, and unofficial adviser to the White House. Thanks to his affair, that role is likely over.
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