Turns out the AI king wasn’t untouchable
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It sends a clear message: If Huang can be forced out, any leader can. Huang appeared untouchable. He very well may have been – up until this week, before his infidelity spilled…
Big Tech CEOs have an aura of invincibility. A small handful of men have amassed extraordinary power and run a collection of the world’s most valuable tech companies that make cutting-edge products fueling global markets and the economy. They’ve seldom been tested and never brought down. OpenAI tried and failed to fire its CEO Sam Altman. Elon Musk hung on to power after badly damaging Tesla’s reputation during his stint in politics. That invincibility myth was shattered Thursday when Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO for 33 years, ally of the President of the United States and cofounder of the world’s most valuable AI company, resigned.
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