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Fishing for Chips_ How to Catch a Powerful Man With His Pants Down

Fishing for Chips_ How to Catch a Powerful Man With His Pants Down

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There's something rather humiliating about spending trillions of dollars on national defense, building artificial intelligence capable of changing civilization, and then discovering that human beings still haven't figured out how to install a firewall between their brains and their zippers.

Enter Nvidia's Jensen Huang, a reported extramarital affair with businesswoman Alice Huang, allegations concerning her possible connections to Chinese intelligence, and billions of dollars in semiconductor chips caught up in a controversy that sounds suspiciously like a rejected HBO script.

The espionage allegations remain unproven, but the questions are considerably more expensive than your average celebrity cheating scandal. When the man at the center of the headlines runs one of the world's most strategically important technology companies, even an awkward love story can attract the attention of people who normally spend their days worrying about national security.

Which raises a rather uncomfortable question: How did humanity become intelligent enough to manufacture machines that can think, while remaining so spectacularly vulnerable to the same temptations that have been embarrassing powerful people for centuries?

Fishing for Chips: How to Catch a Powerful Man With His Pants Down is the latest original editorial from Tantrum Media Magazine, following an indecent trail through sex, espionage, political power, and the peculiar human weaknesses that no amount of expensive technology has managed to eliminate.

What does a billionaire's private life have to do with international intelligence? Where do desire, money, and national security begin to overlap? And why does the world's most sophisticated technology industry occasionally produce scandals that sound like they belong in a cheap motel with a very expensive minibar?

The headlines are entertaining. What's behind them is considerably more disturbing.

Some secrets cost billions to protect. This one costs $10 to read. 🎣

Original Tantrum Media Magazine editorial | Digital PDF | Instant download

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