Former CIA Officer Says US Companies Are Underestimating China Intelligence Risks
US intelligence suspected Alice Huang of seeking Nvidia strategy through a relationship with Jensen Huang, prompting an independent company probe.
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Nvidia Scandal Underscores Growing Espionage Risks for AI Firms
Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy has underscored how Beijing and other nations are increasingly turning to corporate espionage to gain an edge in the global artificial intelligence race.
Valentin Weber is an expert on China's AI strategies at the German Society for Foreign Politics (DGAP). In an interview, he talks about the potential affair of the Nvidia boss with a Chinese spy – and the global competition for artificial intelligence.
American intelligence warned Trump that a Chinese businesswoman close to Nvidia head Jensen Huang was passing information to Beijing.
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Times of IndiaNvidia scandal: The AI arms race puts human spies back into the game
The Nvidia controversy involving CEO Jensen Huang and a woman suspected by US intelligence of having links to Beijing has renewed concerns over corporate espionage in the AI industry. Recent cases involving OpenAI and Google have also highlighted risks from insiders and traditional spying methods.
The information that Jensen Huang, CEO of the leading American artificial intelligence (AI) chip manufacturer 'Nvidia', was in close contact with a woman named Alice Huang, who is suspected of spying for China, has shocked the world of artificial intelligence (AI). Alice Huang, a Chinese national, previously worked as a reporter for a popular television station in China. Later, she worked as a senior executive at a data center company called 'M…
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