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Jensen Huang is out at Nvidia. The longtime CEO resigned amid a board investigation into an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy, and reports of a second affair with a direct subordinate. CFO Colette Kress steps in as interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent replacement. Nvidia's stock has taken a significant hit, and analysts are already asking hard questions about what the company looks like without the architect of its AI-era dominance.
Shifting to a very different kind of technology story — a newly opened public library in India is under investigation after an author visiting the facility noticed something wrong. Thousands of books on the shelves appeared to be partially or entirely AI-generated, riddled with errors and attributed to authors no one had heard of. The case has reignited a serious debate about quality control, institutional accountability, and what it means to fill a library with words that no human truly wrote.
And in the automotive world, Porsche is pressing forward on electric vehicles while much of the industry retreats. The two thousand twenty-six Cayenne Electric arrives as a full-throated commitment to an electric future — performance-focused, unmistakably Porsche in character, and priced accordingly. In a moment of widespread EV hesitation, Porsche is making a quiet but pointed statement.
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