What I'm wondering is, from a psychology perspective:
Has Jensen Huang always been that kind of guy, the boss who sleeps around with his employees, or has the "AI" hype cooked his brain into becoming that guy?
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@aesthr I think people who already dream of doing bad things are more likely to seek power, which then enables them to do these things without consequences.
He's not sorry about what he did. He's only sorry he had to face consequences.
@aesthr I think people with power can get away with things. They start small. They enjoy the thrill of getting away with increasingly bigger things, because nobody would dare defy them, or they can pay anyone off (or whatever else power affords). Then the brain normalizes this dynamic. Power corrupts.
@aesthr It's not the hype, it's the trading value of his company. Basically every billionaire tech-bro started off as an arrogant dork, who gradually morphed into I AM LITERALLY GENETIC PERFECTION the more money he was worth. It's so predictable it's kind of sad.
@aesthr He was always this way, but they got rid of him not because of fucking around but his moneyspending on other "AI" companies, this is the reason the CFO took his position and not the CTO. They are currently trying to wind down this spending.
@aesthr IMHO he fried his brain already in the first hype cycle when he told his shareholders a Fortnite Boom is why they sell so many GPUs while selling them directly to crypto mining organizations.
@aesthr I think people who already dream of doing bad things are more likely to seek power, which then enables them to do these things without consequences.
He's not sorry about what he did. He's only sorry he had to face consequences.
And also not facing consequences for too long might cook the brain some more.