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Qem • today at 2:41 AM • 4 replies • view on HN

I think it's odd the amount of flak this guy took for relationships with adult women, while those involved with Epstein remain mosly undisturbed. If the AI bubble bursts soon, I wonder if people will try to blame Huang's extramarital affairs for it, instead of the rampant misallocation of resources.


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Duanemclemore • today at 2:43 AM

It would be a convenient "accountability sink" to free them from having to examine the structural causes.

doug_durham • today at 2:52 AM

These weren’t random women. They were both involved in his business. One was an employee. You can never be say confidently that an employee consented. It’s the nature of the power dynamic. That’s why this is so serious.

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allears • today at 3:26 AM

It isn't so much the morality of it. CEOs as a group aren't known for excessive scruples. It's the piss-poor judgment he exhibited. Even if everything was consensual, this is a blatant violation of corporate standards and inevitably diminishes his reputation and therefore his effectiveness at his job. He's not only borked his own career, he's lost a ton of money for everyone connected with Nvidia. The question really is, why was he so stupid to think that he wouldn't get caught or that it wouldn't matter?

comrade1234 • today at 2:47 AM

Imagine the world where the Epstein creeps and the Jensen creep could be held accountable for their actions.

Don't fuck subordinates. He did this in his company and a partner company. I'm sure we've all had the opportunity- just don't.

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