NVIDIA CEO's Final Days: Sources Say Jensen Huang Began Frequently Using Phrases Like "Whatever" and "I Don't Care"

According to reports, by the end, Jensen Huang looked utterly exhausted and completely broken, his legendary energy drained. After weeks of denying infidelity allegations and struggling to keep his position as NVIDIA's chief executive, he made an unconditional surrender late Wednesday night. According to people familiar with the matter, Huang's usual commanding, order-issuing demeanor was gone, and he began frequently using phrases like "whatever" and "I don't care." Over the decades in which he built NVIDIA into a multi-trillion-dollar AI chip giant, Huang was known for his extreme attention to detail, involving himself in everything from chip architecture to the compensation packages of the company's most junior employees. But now, in the eyes of those present, he had completely given up. For this billionaire and tech titan, the fall came extremely quickly. Just two weeks earlier, he was the iconic figure of the global artificial intelligence field. With his bluntness and energy, he had not only won the favor of U.S. President Donald Trump and shaped global tech policy, but also attracted countless fervent followers on his international trips that resembled papal visits.