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Monday 9 November

Meet Jensen Huang, Nvidia's founder and CEO

AI-generated summary The artificial intelligence boom has driven high demand for chips supplied by Nvidia, which is led by founder and CEO Jensen Huang. Jensen Huang entered Forbes list of the world's wealthiest people in 2024 as business for Nvidia reached new heights.

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Microsoft patent describes turning idle gaming GPUs into paid AI training hardware

AI-generated summary Microsoft has filed a patent detailing a system that would enable PC gamers to share idle GPU processing power for artificial intelligence training. The patent application describes monitoring hardware resources to distribute tasks and potentially compensating participating users with credits or money.

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Who Could Replace Jensen Huang? Nvidia Has No Formal Plan But 6 Possible Successors

AI-generated summary Nvidia lacks a formal succession plan as CEO and founder Jensen Huang faces an investigation regarding his relationship with a business executive that intelligence officials say is a Chinese spy. While Huang will remain CEO during the investigation, six potential successors are drawing attention should the board decide to replace him.

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America's school buses are becoming AI-powered ticket machines, generating millions from drivers who fail to stop

AI-generated summary Manufacturers equipped school buses with artificial intelligence cameras to function as mobile traffic enforcement systems that flag drivers who fail to stop. BusPatrol and Verra Mobility report that their systems help protect children and reduce violations, while investigations question the safety benefits and fine revenue.

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