I am genuinely torn on the whole Jensen Huang situation right now. On one side, I really wish Jensen had stayed as CEO of NVIDIA because I genuinely believe there is no better advocate for AI than him. This man has spent decades building NVIDIA into one of the most important companies in the world, and nobody has done a better job of explaining the potential of AI. He’s the face of the AI revolution, and I honestly don’t think there’s anyone who can replace what he brings to the industry. Losing someone like him at such a critical moment is a massive blow, not just for NVIDIA, but for the entire AI ecosystem. But on the other side, we’re talking about a CEO facing serious questions over his personal conduct and judgment. It’s incredibly disappointing to see someone who has accomplished so much put his reputation and the company he spent decades building in this position. And as much as I admire what Jensen has accomplished, being one of the greatest CEOs of our generation doesn’t mean you should be immune from accountability. And that’s what makes this situation so difficult for me. I can disagree with someone’s personal decisions while still recognizing just how important they have been to an entire industry. At the end of the day, Jensen’s resignation doesn’t change the demand for AI, the need for computing infrastructure, or NVIDIA’s technological leadership. But I do think the industry just lost its strongest voice at a time when it needed him the most. I’m genuinely conflicted about this whole situation. I wish he had stayed, but I also understand why his position became increasingly difficult to defend. Curious where everyone else stands on this.