Could Huang's affairs jeopardize America's global economic dominance?
I didn’t panic when, after a single day of post-election ebullience, the stock market saw a sweeping, AI-fueled tech sell-off. I didn’t panic when voters across the midterm elections decided, in 40 of 41 local ballot measures, to restrict data center development. Nor did I panic when Anthropic, which originally said it was gunning for a valuation of more than $2 trillion as it began preparing its initial public offering, later this month downgraded its IPO target by 30%.

TL;DR
- The author remained calm during AI-fueled tech sell-offs and restrictions on data center development.
- Panic ensued after news of an investigation into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
- Huang confessed to an extramarital affair with a woman accused of being a Chinese spy.
- Donald Trump offered a defense for Huang, stating he was unaware of the woman's alleged spy status.
- The scandal poses national security and corruption risks to Nvidia and America's AI economic revolution.