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Sundar Pichai faced a walkout at his Stanford commencement speech, as 100+ students left while chanting “Free, free Palestine” over Google's Israel contract

New York Post Zain Khan

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  • @maattttbrown Matt Brown on x
    Stanford grads walk out as Google CEO Sundar Pichai takes the stage as commencement speaker. No mention of AI, unlike other uni speakers getting booed down this year. Story for @sfgate shortly [video]
  • @mcfaul Michael McFaul on x
    I really liked @sundarpichai speech today at @Stanford graduation. [image]
  • @jenwomble @jenwomble on x
    This weekend, I have the privilege of celebrating my son's graduation from Stanford University, a milestone that represents years of hard work, perseverance, and growth. The commencement keynote by Sundar Pichai,CEO Google and Alphabet was remarkably simple, yet profoundly [image…
  • @chirag_hiran Chirag Hiran on x
    Spent the morning at Stanford for my cousin's graduation. @sundarpichai gave a powerful keynote. Watching the stadium full of graduates, the ambition felt almost physical. It makes me want to move faster, build better and think bigger. It's a good reminder: the future isn't [imag…
  • @artisny @artisny on bluesky
    In 2005, Steve Jobs got a standing ovation for his Stanford commencement speech.  Look at how far tech has fallen.