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The hype around “Jensen Huang admitting to an affair” has finally calmed down a bit. Let me share some of my own views.
Don’t treat this as mere gossip; at its core, it’s a political purge launched by the Democrats against the Republicans after the U.S. midterm elections.
In reality, purges are never just “I won, so I purge you.” They look for grandiose reasons like “corruption,” “collusion with Russia,” or “betraying national security.”
The woman involved with Jensen Huang this time was formerly an executive at a Singapore data company, MS, which purchased a large number of NVIDIA AI chips. The U.S. side accuses her of possibly aiding chip smuggling, threatening national security.
But this is just a pretext; the real target is Trump.
The Democrats have raised a fatal question: Was Trump aware?
• If not aware: it shows the president is negligent toward tech giants and lacks capability.
• If aware but didn’t report: it shows the president is covering for traitors and has questionable loyalty.
Jensen Huang’s response is very clever: I only had an affair, I’m not a traitor.
He downgraded the treason accusation to “bros covering for bros’ private lives,” and Trump followed up by saying, “I haven’t heard he did anything wrong,” turning a political crisis into a matter of personal relationships.
As long as Trump wins, personal moral issues like affairs won’t affect the AI industry at all; if he loses, even innocence can be twisted into accusations like “environmental disturbance” or “objectifying women.”
There’s nothing new under the sun. What’s called political struggle is just personal relationships played out on a different stage.
