Life is short but I’m not
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How Naive can you be to fall for a Chinese spy looool
Be Jensen Huang:
> Come to America from Taiwan at 9.
> Get sent to a Kentucky boarding school your family mistakes for a prep school.
> An unfortunate misunderstanding.
> Get bullied. Keep going.
> Wash dishes at Denny’s at 15.
> Meet Lori at Oregon State. Your engineering lab partner becomes your wife.
> Before the money. Before NVIDIA. Before the leather jackets.
> Start NVIDIA with two other engineers in 1993 after meetings at a Denny’s.
> Nearly go bankrupt.
> Get a lifeline from Sega. Keep building.
> Bet that graphics chips can do a lot more than make video games look better.
> Spend years investing in something your shareholders aren’t particularly excited about.
> Then AI takes over the world.
> Spend three decades turning a diner conversation into a company worth trillions.
> Become one of the most powerful businessmen on earth.
> Now publicly admit you cheated on your wife.
> And find yourself at the center of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation.
> The reported relationship involves Alice Huang, an executive associated with Megaspeed, one of NVIDIA’s customers.
> U.S. intelligence reportedly believes China’s top spy agency recruited her to gather information and potentially influence access to advanced chips.
> Megaspeed was already under scrutiny over suspected diversion of restricted chips to China.
> Congress wants a briefing.
> Your board launches an independent investigation.
> It says it has no reason to believe company secrets or national security were compromised.
> The investigation’s findings are still to come. Admitting an affair isn’t admitting espionage.
> Apologize to your wife, your children and your employees. Accept responsibility. Commit to cooperating.
> After all those years building the company, face the work of repairing the trust you damaged.
Hell of an American success story.
And if the intelligence reports are true, a reminder that even one of the smartest guys in the world can get played.
Doesn’t excuse cheating. His wife and kids deserved better.
I’m still rooting for him!
Just have AI run VAR since these human referees do not have the emotional intelligence and critical thinking needed. No bias, no emotion. Just hyper frames and maybe force detection
