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Jensen Huang reveals how he actually spends his time as CEO and why he often refuses to sleep "I spend a lot of time talking to our employees. People are surprised how much time I spend eating in the cafeteria, whether it's lunch or dinner" "I need to come back to my number one job function and what I believe is the most important responsibility I have, which is to be the custodian of the culture" "If you want to be the custodian of the culture, you can't do it through CNN, you can't do it through Forbes magazine articles" "You have to do it 1% at a time unfortunately, or large crowds at a time" "I try to spend my time as much as I can on the things that I believe will have long-lasting influence on our company" "As a CEO, your time is not always yours. You need to have the discipline to make it yours. I'll often come into the office and tell my admin to clear my calendars just so I can have that time back" "You also come to the conclusion that as a CEO, not sleeping is a good choice. That's always a good option. It creates more time when you don't sleep"

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Most of you will hate me saying this, but I will say it anyway. The Democrats are in complete disarray and have no coherent message. No real solutions. Just anti-Trump rhetoric on a loop. And listen — I understand the anti-Trump sentiment. I share a lot of it. But that is not a governing platform. That is not a vision for the country. And it is not going to win elections. Talk to your constituents about affordability. About raising living standards. About the wealth gap that is tearing this country apart at the seams. Here’s the hard truth: If we don’t fix the wealth gap through traditional American capitalism, we will have a populist leader on the left or a populist leader on the right in perpetuity. And that is genuinely dangerous for the country. Trump looks imperious right now. Looks invincible. I understand why people are scared. But he’s got 36 months. He can do a lot of damage in 36 months. I won’t minimize that. But it is 36 months. The question is whether the opposition uses that time to build something real or spends it screaming into the void.

Most of you will hate me saying this, but I will say it anyway. The Democrats are in complete disarray and have no coherent message. No real solutions. Just anti-Trump rhetoric on a loop. And listen — I understand the anti-Trump sentiment. I share a lot of it. But that is not a governing platform. That is not a vision for the country. And it is not going to win elections. Talk to your constituents about affordability. About raising living standards. About the wealth gap that is tearing this country apart at the seams. Here’s the hard truth: If we don’t fix the wealth gap through traditional American capitalism, we will have a populist leader on the left or a populist leader on the right in perpetuity. And that is genuinely dangerous for the country. Trump looks imperious right now. Looks invincible. I understand why people are scared. But he’s got 36 months. He can do a lot of damage in 36 months. I won’t minimize that. But it is 36 months. The question is whether the opposition uses that time to build something real or spends it screaming into the void.

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Around 1 billion computer-based jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI. This shift is happening whether people are ready for it or not. The real question isn’t if it happens. It’s who owns the value created by it. Right now, that value flows to a handful of billionaires and Big Tech companies. At Action Model, we believe AI should be owned by the people, not controlled by the few. There’s still a small window for people-owned AI to win. Now is your chance to do something about it.

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It is not often that good movies are made in my mother-tongue, Konkani. #Tarpana is a simple, beautiful movie made by young writer-director Devdas Nayak from Mulki. Tarpana is a simple story of a father-son relationship gone sour because of ego issues. All performances are bravura. The movie raises an important question, we all think there is time, time to seek forgiveness, time to make amends, time to nurture relationships. But what is time itself decides there is no time? What if death denies you the chance of redemption? Go, watch it if you get a chance. It has English subtitles, but it doesn’t matter, the theme is so universal that language is no barrier!

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Whether it be in America, Australia, or Syria, Muslim terrorists are killing innocent people, and that is something we should all be concerned about. The time for action is NOW.

Whether it be in America, Australia, or Syria, Muslim terrorists are killing innocent people, and that is something we should all be concerned about. The time for action is NOW.

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