AI, affair and espionage: Why is Nvidia's chief Jensen Huang under scrutiny?

Nvidia chief and tech titan Jensen Huang was in the spotlight on Monday after acknowledging an affair with a woman US officials say was working for Chinese intelligence, a claim Beijing denied.
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