Trump says FBI investigating Nvidia boss's affair with alleged Chinese spy
The US president said he spoke with Jensen Huang on Monday and asked him about the affair with the alleged spy.
This incident raises serious questions about the balance between national security concerns and the privacy of individuals in the technology sector. It's crucial to ensure that such investigations do not unfairly target or intimidate those who are vital to America's technological leadership and innovation.
Panel script
The lobby of Nvidia headquarters: Jensen Huang holds a phone, his fingers nervously tapping the receiver.
Discussing alleged espionage with the FBI, one call at a time.
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Panel 1
A small tech startup office. JASON, a young programmer in a hoodie, is staring at his computer screen, deeply engrossed in code. His co-worker, LISA, who is trying to catch his attention, is standing behind him.
LISA: Jason, you’re missing the news!
Panel 2
Jason looks up, puzzled, as Lisa scrolls through her phone and reads out the news headline.
LISA: Trump’s calling the FBI over a CEO’s affair with a spy? Really? Are you kidding me?
JASON: Wait, who even has time for that when we’re trying to build a chip?
Panel 3
Jason and Lisa are now sitting at a small, cluttered desk, surrounded by stacks of circuit boards and tangled wires. Jason looks exhausted, leaning back with his head in his hands. LISA (laughs) JASON (sighs)
JASON: I mean, we’re trying to outpace Chinese competitors with our tech. Maybe start with, like, actual competition?
LISA: Yeah, I guess checking up on affairs is a better use of time.
JASON: I guess some people are just better at distractions than others.
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