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welp, he is the most accomplished CEO in history; usually in the context of SpaceX someone will jump in and assign all the credit to Gwynne Shotwell. In this c
by sfmz 2y ago
welp, he is the most accomplished CEO in history; usually in the context of SpaceX someone will jump in and assign all the credit to Gwynne Shotwell. In this context, however, since the company is 18-months old and he's been droning on about AI for like a decade, he probably has a lot to do with it. Ofc people hate him so click-bait.
- verdverm 2y agoWhat about all the engineers? They would seem to deserve the most credit
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- TheAlchemist 2y agoNope, they are just doing their job. Musk is the one taking risk and making choices. Musk could hire other engineers and they would still achieve pretty much the same results. Those xAI engineers though can go elsewhere, but there is close to 0 chance they would achieve the same thing there. Leadership is important and we tend to forget it lately. Now, weather this leadership leads in the right direction here is up to debate. I personally don't think so. But the speed at which they build it is in itself an achievement, and it happened under Musk. PS. Praise from Jensen Huang who just sold them those 100k GPUs is very funny though. It's not like the guy would say that they are all useless.