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usertests Is Time magazine relevant in 2026? I guess it's more relevant than Newsweek. Reply
gg83 usertests said: Is Time magazine relevant in 2026? I guess it's more relevant than Newsweek. Hahaha you nailed it! Ben Aflack and a new york times idiot are not AI leaders! Reply
kealii123 Does anyone under 60 read this magazine? Why bother covering it? Reply
usertests gg83 said: Hahaha you nailed it! Ben Aflack and a new york times idiot are not AI leaders! I had heard of Ben Affleck's AI startup, and he did manage to sell it to Netflix for $587 million. Doesn't mean the list isn't nonsense. Reply
S58_is_the_goat kealii123 said: Does anyone under 60 read this magazine? Why bother covering it? Rage bait on hardware sites. Reply
PEnns Nobody is going to lose sleep over this. And this click-baity story is very misleading. There is a BIG difference between producing GPUs for AI and people who have done real work in the AI field or without whom there will be no AI presence at its current stage of market dominance. It's like saying the gas station attendant who fills up the gas tank should be on the same level as Henry Ford when it comes to cars! Reply
Eximo PEnns said: It's like saying the gas station attendant who fills up the gas tank should be on the same level as Henry Ford when it comes to cars! Eh, more like the CEO of Exxon/Mobil, not a gas station attendant. Reply
PEnns Eximo said: Eh, more like the CEO of Exxon/Mobil, not a gas station attendant. Close enough….😊 Reply
Tanakoi PEnns said: It's like saying the gas station attendant who fills up the gas tank should be on the same level as Henry Ford when it comes to cars! You're literally defending the claim that Ben Affleck is more influential in the AI sector than Jensen Huang? /smh. Eximo said: Eh, more like the CEO of Exxon/Mobil, not a gas station attendant. Less inaccurate, but still far off base. Exxon/Mobil doesn't control the types, power, and number of cars that auto companies can build. Reply
gg83 usertests said: I had heard of Ben Affleck's AI startup, and he did manage to sell it to Netflix for $587 million. Doesn't mean the list isn't nonsense. That is perfect and explains why he'd be there. Its probably the most woke AI on earth, or a nothing burger Reply
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- https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/jensen-huang-and-lisa-su-snubbed-by-times-2026-ai-list-paris-hilton-and-ben-affleck-among-others-make-the-list-as-architects-of-ai-are-totally-absent#main
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