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π΅οΈ Nvidia's CEO Spy Scandal
He is now under investigation.

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What weβll cover today:
π΅οΈ Nvidia's CEO caught in a spy controversy
π° OpenAI raises $11B, but wanted more
π Waymo's robotaxis can't follow school bus rules
π οΈ 4 AI tools and a resource worth checking out

Nvidia launched an investigation after reports linked CEO Jensen Huang's affair to a possible Chinese spying operation.
Huang admitted to the affair, while a U.S. intelligence memo reportedly claimed the woman was recruited by China's spy agency.
Nvidia says it has no reason to believe company secrets were leaked. But the board is bringing in outside lawyers to investigate.
With Nvidia at the center of the U.S.-China AI chip race, even a possible security risk involving its CEO is a serious concern.
Should AI CEOs face stricter security rules? |

OpenAI reportedly raised $11 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, with the full round expected to reach around $20 billion.
That's below its earlier $30 billion target. Even OpenAI might be finding it harder to raise massive amounts of money.
Anthropic faces similar pressure, with some potential IPO investors reportedly valuing it at $1.1 trillion instead of $2 trillion.
With OpenAI eyeing a 2027 IPO, investors may finally be questioning whether AI companies are worth their trillion-dollar price tags.
U.S. regulators are investigating 2,895 Waymo robotaxis for reportedly passing stopped school buses despite a software fix.
Waymo recalled over 3,000 vehicles last year, but most reported violations happened after the company said the fix was complete.
Schools in Austin recorded 19 violations, including one where a robotaxi moved while a student was crossing the street.
Waymo wants to expand driverless taxis, but repeated safety issues could make regulators question whether the technology is ready.

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