Undone by a honey trap? Nvidia's Jensen Huang at heart of China spy scandal
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Turns out that the new masters of the universe are human, all too human. China accused of exploiting a vulnerability at the heart of the Silicon Valley giant that reigns supreme over two-thirds of the planet’s AI computing power production, the Nvidia co-founder tempted by the flesh. Jensen Huang admitting to an extramarital affair with Singapore-based Chinese tech CEO Alice Huang - no relation. She’s under scrutiny over the purchase of Nvidia state-of-the-art chips that may have been smuggled back to the mainland illegally. We’ll ask about the rise and possible fall of the Taiwan-born leather-clad AI world icon.
The New York Times reports that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Donald Trump about the security concerns surrounding Jensen Huang and that the US president still invited him aboard Air Force One to attend a Beijing summit back in May. Now ahead of Trump’s trip to China next week. We’ll ask about Nvidia's relation with the current White Houseand whether this scandal marks not only the beginning of the end for a largely unregulated tech industry but more broadly, greater oversight for politicians and board rooms alike? For the wider world, can one dangerous liaison mark a turning point for superpower relations and the AI race?
Produced by François Picard, Rebecca Gnignati, Juliette Laffont, Ilayda Habip, Charles Wente.
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