The tech corner gets in on it. Nari here — today's edition has real boardroom drama.
Nvidia's day nobody saw coming — Jensen Huang is out.
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's CEO after 33 years — his one and only employer, turned from graphics cards into the engine of the AI boom. CFO Colette Kress steps in as interim chief, and shares slid roughly 10% on the news ($4 trillion club — demoted, briefly?). It followed published reports of affairs, per the wire.
Nvidia's own announcement.
Anthropic books its IPO — 825 million shares at $70–$78.
The Claude folks are off to Nasdaq: pricing expected around Nov 18, trading the next day. Top of the range would be roughly $64 billion raised, reportedly, with early orders reportedly "multiple times" the shares on offer.
Yahoo Finance has the terms.
Open source draws a line on unreviewed code.
Twenty-three open-source projects — yt-dlp among them — now ask contributors to keep AI-generated code out of their pull queues unless it's been genuinely reviewed by a person, and the running tally lives at Open Source Says No. The gripe is aimed at the flood of submissions nobody tested — not at the people or the tools.
The tally site.
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