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THIS IS WHY THEY TOOK DOWN JENSEN HUNAG Four months ago, Jensen Huang revealed he was about to BREAK the closed-model monopoly over AI and completely reshape the AI industry. He made a direct THREAT to America’s biggest AI companies. He revealed Nvidia was working on a MASSIVE new frontier-level, open AI named Nemotron 3 Ultra and that it would be competing directly with Claude Opus… And most importantly, it would be MUCH cheaper. Think about what that means. An American, open-weight, frontier-level model at a fraction of the cost could destroy the business models, valuations and upcoming IPOs of America’s AI oligarchs. And what do you know, the person who leaked the “honeypot” story to the press was none other than ANTHROPIC CO-FOUNDER Jack Clark, who reportedly holds a larger stake in Anthropic than Dario Amodei himself… NVIDA is well placed to dominate AI as it has the one thing almost every AI company needs but doesn’t produce. The hardware. And if NVIDIA starts competing directly with its biggest customers with frontier-level, open-weight AI, at dramatically lower prices, its over for the AI Epstein class. And it would be amazing for humanity. So he had to go. He has been replaced by a Zionist who starts her day every day talking to Israel. And 3 Israelis are on the list to replace him permanently. Will they shelve or nerf the Nemotron family and the coalition of eight labs building frontier OPEN models? Will they CANCEL his five-year, $26 billion commitment to open-weight model development? And will they kill the pending $13B acquisition of Hugging Face, the default distribution layer for open models. A deal that has not yet closed, very convenient timing. Founder priorities rarely survive such transitions intact, especially when the stock dives 30%. They know this.

David Sacks says the big story in the Jensen Huang saga isn’t the alleged spy. It’s that somebody risked jail time to leak a classified memo to The New York Times to take Huang down. SACKS: “I think it’s pretty clear that there were two ops here... And that second op began when somebody or multiple people leaked a highly classified memo, or the contents of it, to The New York Times. I think it’s really important to understand that that’s a crime.” “I don’t believe that The New York Times just got this by overhearing people talking about it at a bar. Somebody made the calculated decision that they’re willing to risk going to jail... to let The New York Times know about this story.” CONTEXT: Leaking classified national security information is a federal felony under the Espionage Act, punishable by up to 10 years in prison per count. Sacks wants to know who handed The New York Times the memo identifying Alice Huang as a suspected Chinese spy, why they’d risk prison to do it, and why no one is investigating the leak.

Denny’s has reinstalled the sign commemorating the place where Nvidia was founded in 1993 after huge backlash. The sign marks the booth where Jensen Huang and his co-founders came up with the idea for Nvidia back in 1993. “America’s Diner has long been a place where people and ideas come together, and that history deserves to be preserved.”