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  1. Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO, and the questions multiplyNvidia sits at the center of the AI economy, and one man held the keys. His fall shows how little outside oversight there was until a scandal forced it. What comes next shapes chips, China policy and open-source AI. Business
  2. Nvidia's board investigates CEO Jensen Huang over ties to an alleged Chinese spyNvidia makes the chips that run most of today's AI, and those chips are at the heart of US export rules for China. When the head of that company is under investigation, the real question is who checks the people who control AI's most critical hardware. Here, at least, a board is doing it in public. Policy
  3. US-approved Nvidia chip buyer in China has an empty officePowerful AI chips are now treated like strategic goods. If an approved buyer is just an empty room, nobody really knows where the chips end up. It is the same question as with AI labs: rules exist, but who actually checks? Policy
  4. Report: China recruited an exec to spy on Nvidia's CEOAI chips are now treated like strategic assets, targeted by spies and thieves. That makes the chip supply chain part of AI safety too. When the hardware is this valuable, every link in the chain becomes a target. Policy
  5. An alleged spy close to Nvidia's CEO, and robots as a security threatAI hardware is now part of a power struggle between countries. That brings spies, export fights and tariffs, and these decisions shape who controls the most powerful AI. Policy

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