Jensen Huang shouldn't have resigned — he should have fought for AGI
jtoy · x · 2026-11-13
Blogger jtoy argues Jensen Huang shouldn't have resigned: hold him accountable for the affairs, but separate personal failures from his ability to contribute to something bigger. If AGI is truly near, humanity stands at a historic turning point, and Nvidia — the world's most valuable company, built over three decades — gave Jensen a uniquely powerful position to see it through. At stakes this high, he should have fought to stay.
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