Everyone’s using AI to roast Jensen Huang, the king of AI. The irony? Even the memes are powered by Nvidia.
Sindhya Valloppillil
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Co-Founder @skindossier, @nextgenvp Venture Partner, Columnist @forbes, Contributing Writer @techcrunch & @beautymatter, @techstars mentor, Diversity Activist
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Beauty tech’s longevity boom: Real innovation or scientific overreach?
My latest @FortuneMagazine article examines how AI skin diagnostics, cellular biology, and longevity claims are reshaping beauty tech, and where the science, product efficacy, and regulatory risks diverge.
fortune.com/2026/11/11/bea…
My latest @FortuneMagazine article examines how AI skin diagnostics, cellular biology, and longevity claims are reshaping beauty tech, and where the science, product efficacy, and regulatory risks diverge.
fortune.com/2026/11/11/bea…
A year after I investigated @coinbase for @Forbes , the company has become an unusually powerful force in Washington. The bigger story is its power. thesignalmemo.substack.com/p/coinbase-wan…
The Economist is worried that AI sounds too much like @TheEconomist.
Maybe the problem isn’t AI.
Maybe journalism has become so formulaic that a language model can reproduce it.
My latest on why “human-written” is the wrong standard for good journalism: thesignalmemo.substack.com/p/the-economis…
Maybe the problem isn’t AI.
Maybe journalism has become so formulaic that a language model can reproduce it.
My latest on why “human-written” is the wrong standard for good journalism: thesignalmemo.substack.com/p/the-economis…
This is when Argentina comes alive —in the 75th minute.