Did NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Self-Destruct, or was he SET UP? Whoever ultimately CONTROLS NVIDIA… CONTROLS ALL. [TR] (Video at URL)

The following provides a little more that Jesse didn’t talk about, but it goes right along with it:

“Make no mistake. The Jensen Huang scandal isn’t just a story about someone’s private life.

It’s a lever. And it’s going to be used for one thing: taking control of AI.

I’m not saying the facts are made up. Jensen admitted the affairs, and the investigation should run its course. I’m saying: look at what’s being built on top of it.

Look at the sequence.

Early November, Democrats win both chambers of Congress. Right after, they announce a flood of AI bills.

One congresswoman calls for a pause on advanced AI development and a ban on superintelligence, on day one. A bill introduced in the House would create a federal Department of AI with the power to decide which companies are allowed to build advanced models. A senator wants a federal AI Safety Board with mandatory standards. Others want mandatory testing before any model is released.

Translation: tomorrow, to release a model, you’ll need permission.

And who was standing in the way? Jensen.

He fought export restrictions he saw as counterproductive. He fought the state-by-state patchwork of AI laws. His very first post on X was a letter signed by Nvidia on a single topic: why open models matter. Safety, innovation, sovereignty. The world needs both closed models and open models.

Nvidia is one of the most powerful companies on the planet publicly defending open weights.

And now, in Washington, analysts are saying it out loud: the scandal has broken Nvidia’s ability to slow those bills down.

For those who want to lock everything up, the timing is perfect. ...”

https://x.com/brivael/status/2120791573369647477

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