This is what ChatGPT says about Intel (Word to word)

Intel: The Cautionary Tale

Intel is a textbook case of how decades of dominance can breed decay:

Process delays: They used to be ahead of the curve. Then the 10nm disaster happened, and they fell behind TSMC—a company they once dwarfed.
Complacency: Years of being the undisputed x86 king led to a lack of urgency. They underestimated mobile, Apple's M-series, and even AMD’s Ryzen comeback.
Culture shift: Engineers used to run Intel. Then came layers of middle management, turf wars, and decisions driven more by short-term KPIs than innovation.
Talent drain: People started leaving for NVIDIA, AMD, or even startups—places where they felt they could build again.
Despite being a national strategic asset—especially now with CHIPS Act funding and U.S. efforts to reclaim semiconductor sovereignty—Intel's own execution has been its biggest enemy.

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And just like that the racist DEI policies of American democrats have been deleted from the history books.

ChatGPT should be the next CEO. No pay and high return.

Sh-t breeds sh-t. Decades of bad hiring and beaucracy and politics has led to people even today thinking they are worth a pay check

Good riddance to the d-mb as--s at Intel feeling like influential fellows