Probably not. If there is a hole in the wall, you'd expect that it's gonna be fixed at some point, and not claiming it's a feature of the wall. nVidia probably

Probably not. If there is a hole in the wall, you'd expect that it's gonna be fixed at some point, and not claiming it's a feature of the wall. nVidia probably saw this coming, but doesn't care that much to proactively work on it. Most of those running ML applications don't have to update the kernel very promptly, and they only have to wait until mid-November, according to nVidia. This few months of delay couldn't possibly hurt nVidia to any meaningful degree.