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Tuesday 10 November

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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The future of AI hinges on… Jensen Huang’s sex life?

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AI-generated summary Nvidia is opening an investigation into Jensen Huang following reports regarding his interactions with Alice Huang and a leaked memo about her alleged recruitment by the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Nvidia spokesman John Rizzo told The New York Times that the interactions were not unusual, while Jensen Huang later sent an email to colleagues admitting he had been unfaithful.

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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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Meet the legal startup generating $150 million in revenue without chasing Big Law

AI-generated summary EvenUp sells artificial intelligence software to plaintiff-side law firms and has grown to $150 million in recurring revenue under contract according to its cofounder and chief executive Rami Karabibar. The seven-year-old company expanded beyond automating demand letters into software that helps lawyers manage cases from start to finish and now serves more than 2,000 personal injury firms.

Trump says the administration once threatened the leader of a big AI company with jail time

AI-generated summary President Donald Trump said on an episode of 60 Minutes that his administration once threatened the leader of a major artificial intelligence company with jail time. Trump stated that he supported the technology in part as a contest with China and argued that the nation could not place itself in a deep second position.

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Jensen Huang: Silicon Valley superstar engulfed by personal scandal

AI-generated summary Nvidia chief Jensen Huang faces a board probe after reports that he had a romantic relationship with a woman believed by US intelligence to be a Chinese spy. Nvidia stated that the board has confidence in Huang and his leadership team, while Huang released a statement apologizing for being unfaithful to his wife.

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Sunday 8 November

Trump backs Nvidia's Huang amid affair, spy investigation

AI-generated summary President Trump defended Nvidia chief executive officer Jensen Huang on Sunday night as the company investigates his affair with a suspected Chinese spy. House Republican committee chairs have requested that Huang agree by Nov. 11 to a briefing date regarding national security controls.

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DARPA wants AI to find hidden flaws in digital markets that adversaries could exploit to wreak economic havoc

AI-generated summary The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking new artificial intelligence tools to find hidden design flaws in US electronic markets before adversaries can exploit them. Matthew Wilding says the Intrinsic Market Resilience program will apply advances in automated reasoning and AI to protect critical systems from economic disruption.