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NVIDIA letting Jensen go is a huge mistake, for America and for humanity. It's Apple firing Steve Jobs all over again, but much bigger, given the role of AI in defining the future of our world.
I've been keeping quiet on this out of respect for Jensen's family and team, who I've met and who are amazing humans, and because I personally hate infidelity. So my heart goes out to them in this difficult personal family moment.
But I can also say that Jensen is human, and makes mistakes like all of us do. Not that I matter at all, but I've known Jensen for a long time and have gotten the chance to spend a lot of time with him, behind the scenes, away from mics and cameras. I have seen him show kindness, humility, care to everyone around him, including strangers, including from the poorest most struggling parts of society, treating all the same with the same thoughtfulness and attention, because they are fellow humans and not because he has something to gain from them. That shows rare character, to maintain humility and humanity through all of it.
Another data point is what people who know him well have said privately to me about Jensen over the years. I've never had anyone tell me anything but how awesome he is or how much they love him. Probably over a thousand people at this point. This includes hundreds of engineers, CEOs, colleagues, friends, etc.
Also, since there was some spy talk. Jensen is as proud an American as it gets. I'm in shock frankly at all of this, including the mass hysteria around it. I love America, and I think NVIDIA letting Jensen go is terrible for America.
I stand with Jensen.
Love you all ❤️
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Strong movement under way to bring Jensen back.
Just equipped with a stronger zipper this time.
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BREAKING:
All flights in the United States are on a ground stop for the next several hours.
Secretary Sean Duffy announces there is a "communication issue" impacting ALL domestic air traffic control radio control centers.
This is insane.
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If Donald Trump is truly America First, there's only one thing he needs to do this week: use the full weight of his voice to bring Jensen Huang back at the head of Nvidia.
This isn't about someone's private life. The future of the United States and of the West is at stake.
Mr. President, you already know this.
On Sunday, you said Jensen had done an amazing job for our country. That he was an honorable guy. That he should stay at the head of Nvidia. In September, you told him live on the phone: I'm with you all the way.
You were right. And this is the moment it counts.
Today, you're proposing Tim Cook to replace him. With all the respect Tim Cook deserves, he's one of the greatest operators in history. But Nvidia doesn't need an operator. Nvidia needs the man who knows, before anyone else, which architecture to build three years from now. The man who bet on CUDA when nobody believed in it. The man who saw AI coming ten years before ChatGPT.
That kind of man can't be recruited. There's only one.
Look at the facts, coldly.
The race to superintelligence is won on compute. America's compute runs on Nvidia. Nvidia's lead is thirty-three years of one man's judgment. The board prepared no successor. And while it searches, Huawei is accelerating with the entire Chinese state behind it.
Who wins from this decision? Not America. Beijing.
Yes, Jensen messed up. Twice. But he isn't accused of any crime. The board itself wrote that it had no reason to believe national security or Nvidia's secrets were compromised.
So let the process run its course. Let him testify before Congress, he's already said he's ready to do so as soon as next week. Let him answer every question. Let the governance be strengthened, Nvidia just appointed its first-ever board chair.
And let him get back to work.
We know it can be done. In 2018, when the SEC went after Elon Musk, the solution wasn't to throw him out of Tesla. He gave up the chairmanship, Tesla added independent directors, and he stayed CEO. Three years ago, OpenAI's board fired Sam Altman. Five days later, he was back.
Mr. Vice President, in Paris you told the entire world that the future of AI would not be won by hand-wringing. That America would not let fear kill innovation. That's exactly what just happened at Nvidia. Fear won. The builder lost.
To every American leader, in the White House, in the Cabinet, in Congress: you're going to spend the next few years explaining how America will beat China in the AI race. Start by not sacrificing the greatest asset you have.
America First isn't a slogan. It's a choice. And that choice is being made this week.
History will remember who stood up to defend America's national treasure. And who looked away.
Bring Jensen back.
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Make no mistake. The Jensen Huang scandal isn't just a story about someone's private life.
It's a lever. And it's going to be used for one thing: taking control of AI.
I'm not saying the facts are made up. Jensen admitted the affairs, and the investigation should run its course. I'm saying: look at what's being built on top of it.
Look at the sequence.
Early November, Democrats win both chambers of Congress. Right after, they announce a flood of AI bills.
One congresswoman calls for a pause on advanced AI development and a ban on superintelligence, on day one. A bill introduced in the House would create a federal Department of AI with the power to decide which companies are allowed to build advanced models. A senator wants a federal AI Safety Board with mandatory standards. Others want mandatory testing before any model is released.
Translation: tomorrow, to release a model, you'll need permission.
And who was standing in the way? Jensen.
He fought export restrictions he saw as counterproductive. He fought the state-by-state patchwork of AI laws. His very first post on X was a letter signed by Nvidia on a single topic: why open models matter. Safety, innovation, sovereignty. The world needs both closed models and open models.
Nvidia is one of the most powerful companies on the planet publicly defending open weights.
And now, in Washington, analysts are saying it out loud: the scandal has broken Nvidia's ability to slow those bills down.
For those who want to lock everything up, the timing is perfect.
Why does this matter so much? Because open source is the only thing standing between AI and a tool of control.
If AI stays open, anyone can download a model, inspect it, modify it, run it on their own machine. A student in Lagos. A small business in Ohio. A dissident in Hong Kong. No one can switch it off. No one can decide for them what the machine is allowed to say.
Kill open source, and what's left?
A handful of closed models. Licensed. Tested, approved, monitored by a federal agency. And when an agency decides what an AI is allowed to say, it decides what billions of people will read, learn and think.
That's not a technology anymore. That's a Ministry of Truth with an API.
And don't believe for a second these rules will hurt the giants.
George Stigler, Nobel laureate in economics, showed it: regulation almost always ends up captured by the very players it claims to rein in. A multimillion-dollar license? The giants pay it without blinking. A ten-person open source lab can't. Bureaucrats write the rules, the biggest players write them alongside them, and everyone else disappears.
A caste of bureaucrats, backed by a few billionaires rich enough to buy their ticket in. That's what the closed world looks like.
Europe already went down this road. The result: models launch in the US and China, and reach Europe months later. If they reach it at all.
And while America gets ready to handcuff itself, China is shipping open-weight models one after another and giving them to the whole world.
My read: the Huang scandal will be the first pretext. Not the last. Every incident, every fear, every headline will be used to close one more door.
If AI stays open, it belongs to everyone.
If it closes, it belongs to whoever hands out the licenses.
And that day, it's game over.
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im canceling my subscription @TheEconomist
Nvidia’s co-founder came to believe that he was too important for the normal rules to apply to him. This culture of impunity must end. It has damaged one of America’s great corporate successes and undermined its national security economist.com/leaders/2026/1…
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ELON MUSK: PETITION IS UNDERWAY TO REINSTATE $NVDA JENSEN AND I’M SIGNING IT TOO
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See @CNN story: US intel still lacks any real proof she’s a spy. After a year of investigation.
Also: intel never told Nvidia/Huang about the suspicions, meaning any threat was small.
And: zero allegations this lapse caused any harm to the U.S., or to Nvidia’s biz.
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So it was all a coordinated media hit job coup against Jensen Huang, just like I reported.
终于实锤了❗️❗️
干掉黄仁勋的，不是婚外情，而是一场由美国政客、媒体、CIA和Anthropic 联合做局的“完美猎杀”。
黄仁勋辞职后，《纽约时报》两名记者在播客里亲口承认：
他们是收到了一位“科技界联系人”的爆料，才去查Megaspeed的。这个联系人，被开源情报指向了Anthropic 的联合创始人杰克·克拉克。
原来，这个Anthropic 的联合创始人杰克是彻头彻尾的恶魔😈。这个家伙后续必死无疑！
顺着资金链往下挖，全是对得上的：
Anthropic今年向支持“收紧对华芯片管制”的组织捐了 4000万美元。
逼黄仁勋辞职的参议员克莱默，收过Anthropic 5.1万美元政治捐款。
CIA监听黄乐一年拿不出间谍实锤，却在中期选举后精准放料。
纽时配合政客，用匿名员工爆料补上“第二段婚外情”。
CIA给黑料，Anthropic出钱，政客挥刀，媒体处刑。
黄仁勋反对封杀中国AI芯片，说“限制不明智”。
而Anthropic靠闭源API赚钱，最怕中国开源模型在GPU上免费跑。让英伟达戴上镣铐，Anthropic才能活下去。
他的“罪”，不是睡了谁。
黄仁勋挡了丑陋资本的路，挡住了美国政客的枪口，还是一个不听话的华人。
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JUST IN: Elon Musk says he’s signing a petition calling for Jensen Huang to return as Nvidia CEO
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Elon musk is signing the petition to bring back Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO
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BREAKING: Elon Musk announces "a petition is underway" to reinstate Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO.
