@elonmusk The problems faced by billionaires are, from the perspective of an ordinary citizen, nothing more than insignificant dust. There is absolutely nothing that could negatively impact Huang’s future life!!!
@brivael You haven’t missed a thing. NVIDIA is about to fall apart, and its market capitalization will plummet. Then, Elon Musk will buy NVIDIA for a bargain price and bring Huang back to the helm.
@GuoShenCN7 No one erased it. The company NVIDIA has fallen apart, and Huang is facing some trouble. All in all, his problems are less significant than those of any ordinary person—just the little trifles of life.
NVIDIA shareholders are very lucky; they still have a little time to get rid of an asset that is on the decline. The company is set to plummet, given the loss of Huang!
NVIDIA shareholders are very lucky; they still have a little time to get rid of an asset that is on the decline. The company is set to plummet, given the loss of Huang!
NVIDIA shareholders are very lucky; they still have a little time to get rid of an asset that is on the decline. The company is set to plummet, given the loss of Huang!
NVIDIA shareholders are very lucky; they still have a little time to get rid of an asset that is on the decline. The company is set to plummet, given the loss of Huang!
@RedEagleUpdates Elon Musk did them a favor, yet those idiots—who crave censorship and dictatorship—took it for granted. They ought to be thanking him for the service; in fact, someone should forbid that brainless ape from ever writing to Elon Musk again!
@brivael Nothing of the sort will work with Elon Musk. He has had the bitter experience of being betrayed. Wealth may dull a person’s senses, but it cannot take away their life experience! NVIDIA should fire its board of directors and beg Huang to come back!
@elonmusk@zerohedge Huang has more than enough money to live on. It would make perfect sense to bring a like-minded person onto the team—someone interesting, intelligent, and responsible. Without Huang, NVIDIA will slowly but surely perish; the board of directors there is clearly made up of idiots!
@_mohansolo@adhidesign One only needs to look at the chats to see how people feel about Antigravity. It would be far more sensible to focus on addressing the problems, rather than insisting that everything is just fine.
@_mohansolo The introduction of /swarm will certainly bring improvements. But in every other respect, it’s nothing but a downside. Attempts to limit user choice are a long-standing sign of shortsightedness; they only serve to alienate the user. There is far too much corporate censorship.
@DeryaTR_ There have been no changes within Google itself. Therefore, the likelihood that the new AI model is actually any better is close to zero. They might have added a few plugins, some silly rules, and a handful of GPUs—that’s about it. Your enthusiasm is completely unfounded!
@liliguai It really doesn’t matter what the outcome will be, who says what to whom, or who ends up sleeping with whom. I don’t own any NVIDIA stock, either.
@DaveShapi When you purchased the subscription, you surely realized that this is a useless AI—an expensive chatterbox that isn't the best value for the money. It’s incapable of either coding or reasoning. The changes aren't significant enough to worry about.
@sundarpichai@GoogleAIStudio I think it makes sense to reconsider your corporate policy. Trying to hide mistakes is pointless—it achieves absolutely nothing. They need to be fixed—that is what will yield real, undeniable results! As it stands, your statements come across as ridiculous, foolish, and absurd!
@kritika_k__ You can learn how to develop a successful business—yet it seems you’re focusing your attention on rumors, 80% of which aren’t even true. You’re far more interested in what’s in other people’s pockets or their trousers!
@bindureddy There’s no drama surrounding Jensen Huang—except for what’s stirred up by gossips like you, who just have to stick their noses into everything: who’s sleeping with whom, what someone’s eating, how much money they have.