Solving law firm intake @tryspeedai & marketing @WeDriveCases
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My favorite definition of Twitter is:
“It's a place where people who don't read books come to argue with the people who write them”
I think Jensen knew the best thing for NVIDIA was for him to stay on, and when the board said they planned on voting him out he knew as soon as they did the employees, shareholders and the industry would want him back and he’d be reinstated.
But if he stayed and fought it, it would get worse before they made the call.
Instead he said “I’ll leave, they’ll ask me back and it’ll be on my terms”
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Here’s one spin:
“I did this on purpose!!
If I didn’t supply China with GPUs we ran the risk they may engineer better chips from first principles!!
I had to do it to protect the company and country.”
NVIDIA was a $5T company & Sonnet 4.6 could have done better PR/Comms for Jensen.
I understand you have to work with what you got but I know like a dozen politicos myself who could have spun this better for him.
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I modified a client’s DNS today and their Outlook went down.
Was relieved to find out it was actually down for the entire economy.
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NVIDIA was a $5T company & Sonnet 4.6 could have done better PR/Comms for Jensen.
I understand you have to work with what you got but I know like a dozen politicos myself who could have spun this better for him.
Great police work by @MiamiDade_SO
Other departments should look into this as these accident victims aren’t just solicited for towing but being placed with shady attorneys too
Under cover sting busts crash scene solicitor “pirates,” accused of duping drivers into having vehicles towed, accepting other services. #7News invited to ride with troopers during takedowns. @wsvn #Exclusive story:
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Jensen built one of the most successful companies ever, fueling the biggest technological advancement in human history…
And he’s getting fired because he stopped thinking with his brain. 🤦♂️
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ChatGPT for Business uses Google Maps for the business database & Yelp for reviews 🤦♂️
I get they don’t want to inherit/can’t copy Google’s reviews but Yelp is such a bad review platform for a lot of business types that aren’t restaurants.
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So if they kick Jensen from NVIDIA, what stops him from opening the largest GPU supplier in China?
This is tricky for NVIDIA & the US
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The agents now have malpractice insurance
@crosbylegal has secured a $5m malpractice insurance policy for our agents. As far as we know, this is the first of its kind.
9 months ago we began to notice our agents were getting extremely capable. In some cases, they did better work than our lawyers.
We are a law firm. We needed to invent a safe way for our agents to do client-facing work without human oversight. It took a lot of work, but this is it.
As soon as the policy went into effect on Nov 3, we removed lawyer oversight from any task that doesn't legally require licensed attorney oversight - what we call "paralegal tasks."
This is ~20% of our work. It frees up our lawyers to focus on what they're best at: thinking, exercising judgment, advising our clients.
This is just the beginning. Once regulations change, we see no reason why our agents can't do excellent legal work too.
Read more in the NYT: nytimes.com/2026/11/07/busin…
Agents will replace email.
Soon your agents will filter your email and kill the spam before you ever see it.
The new mass email blast will be trying to convince agents to pass along your message.
Followed by a token/credential of sorts that verifies your email activity along with the message.
So your email will send with a verification that you’ve only sent 16 emails today, all to contacts you already communicated with.
Spammers email will report they sent 1,000/day to strangers and get filtered.
To all the geniuses who have discovered they can have AI create a target list and then email thousands of people on their behalf:
If everyone’s doing it, it’s not a hack - and the recipients have caught on.
At this rate, I can see a world where you need a password in order to email anyone.
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