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One of the few anti-Trump AI experts

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@AnalyticaCamil1 you have no clue.

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@joshpuckett @saranormous @JensenHuang Not strong on ethics or national security.

[Luke Thompson @LukeThompson360]

The people funding innovation in America are entirely amoral - just a fact. If your company is outstanding you can do anything you want. Say that instead of pretending his detractors are demanding "Sainthood." Let's start with not sleeping with Chinese spies

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@realKunalAShah You respect Shaun LMAO dude is one of the most repugnant individuals in silicon value - no values or principles.

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@saranormous big win for US national security to have him gone though - he was a huge security risk.

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@JoshuaOgundu also they abandoned USA national security @saranormous

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@Kantrowitz He didn’t rise that fast

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A sad statement about how lost Silicon Valley is, that attitudes like this are common:

[sarah guo @saranormous]

.@JensenHuang is one of the most extraordinary entrepreneurs of all time. He’s bent the arc of technological progress, and the growth engine of the American economy rests on the shoulders of the company he built.

Sadly, greatness doesn’t guarantee goodness. It’s disappointing.

The Economist says “no one is irreplaceable.” They are very wrong. A founder who has spent 30 years building such a unique company so capably has earned the presumption that he should keep leading it.

More importantly, our competitors and adversaries will not wait for us to find “another Jensen.”

The board is getting to the bottom of the national security and judgement questions. Depending on the answers, I expect most shareholders would want him to continue leading.

We should demand loyalty and accountability, but sainthood cannot be the price of admission to leadership. or to Team America.

[Pocket Jacks Capital @rl_env]

the interesting thing about silicon valley is everyone is a free thinker whose opinions perfectly correlate with their equity exposure

[Jerry Capital @JerryCap]

I really think the ppl defending him look stupid and will look increasingly stupid.

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@rynorhn They think smuggling is bad

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@usabilityliz @seldo It doesn’t matter who made the first advance. It is extremely unethical and reckless.

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@saranormous @JensenHuang Pathetic argument

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@ddiamond The oval office looks so bad now

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@GBousis Lol you’re clueless.

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@lookner Is their CFO implicated?

[Earvin Magic Johnson @MagicJohnson]

My father Earvin Johnson Sr. was born in Mississippi. Man, I wish he was alive to see Scott Colom become the first Black senator from the state in over 140 years! 🙌🏾

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@TheCinesthetic Jamie Lee Curtis

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WSJ: "As recently as the summer of last year, Singapore was officially one of Nvidia’s biggest markets, generating 22% of the chip maker’s revenue. Then, practically overnight, it disappeared from the company’s financial disclosures. Investors deserve to know why, and Nvidia needs to start explaining, with or without Jensen Huang at the helm. The timeline indicates that Nvidia altered its methodology for reporting the geographic breakdown of its revenue shortly after placing Megaspeed International on an internal block list. It isn’t clear if the two are related, but the shift had the effect of removing visibility into Nvidia’s sales tied to Singapore. That is the home to Megaspeed, the cloud-computing company embroiled in a sex-and-espionage scandal that has engulfed Nvidia and its chief executive."
https://t.co/4dsm45tsAN

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@DerekjAndersen Oracle