Pretti Killing, ICE Impunity, NVIDIA Dominance
January 28, 2026
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January 28, 2026
Pretti Killing, ICE Impunity, NVIDIA Dominance
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Summary
Ravi begins by explaining why this conversation matters to him: although he’s often skeptical of tech leaders, he sees Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a rare and genuinely consequential figure. He briefly reflects on the Pretti shooting in Minnesota and the broader questions it raises about accountability and transparency before turning to the interview. Ravi then speaks with author Stephen Witt about the forces that shaped Jensen’s leadership—from a punishing childhood and Nvidia’s early brush with failure to the high-risk CUDA bet that helped make modern AI possible. It’s an absorbing portrait of leadership, obsession, and the building of one of the most important tech companies of our time.
Stephen Witt’s Jensen Huang, Nvidia, and the World's Most Coveted Microchip
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