Economist blasts Jensen Huang's 'culture of impunity'; Nina Schick calls the ouster the real national security risk
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-11-12
The Economist argues Nvidia's co-founder came to believe he was 'too important for the normal rules to apply to him,' and that this culture of impunity damaged one of America's great corporate successes and undermined national security.
AI policy scholar Nina Schick fires back: the only thing damaging national security is ousting Huang and 'idiotic op-Eds like this one,' mocking the magazine for contributing 'not even an iota' of the value Jensen has created.
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