Former Trump AI Czar: Spy Claims Against Huang ‘Collapsing’
David Sacks questions espionage allegations against Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, citing lack of solid evidence.
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Former Trump AI Czar and co-chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, David Sacks, has publicly cast doubt on the espionage allegations surrounding Nvidia founder Jensen Huang. In a recent post on X, Sacks claimed that the so-called ‘spy narrative’ against Huang is already beginning to collapse, urging for more concrete evidence.
Questioning the Allegations
Sacks highlighted the lack of substantial proof against Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman linked to the allegations. He noted that several key officials, including the Attorney General, the CIA, and the Director of National Intelligence, have not reached definitive conclusions. The incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee also expressed uncertainty, stating he did not know the full facts.
Sacks emphasized that the intelligence community is still working to understand the relationship between Alice Huang and the Chinese government. According to a CNN report by Natasha Bertrand, the evidence collected so far does not prove the allegations. He criticized the thin grounds on which some officials have based their suspicions, calling it ‘strains credulity’ to doubt the case simply because Huang is a successful Chinese businesswoman.
Leak and Call for Investigation
Sacks also pointed out that the only confirmed crime is the leaking of a classified memo. He questioned who was behind the leak and why, calling for a formal investigation. He argued that the original reporting, which was described as a ‘bombshell story,’ has since unraveled under scrutiny.
The allegations surfaced after Jensen Huang stepped down from Nvidia following 33 years at the helm. His CFO, Colette Kress, has since taken over as interim CEO, with Harvey Jones named board chair. Sacks’ comments reflect growing skepticism among some officials about the validity of the claims, suggesting a broader reassessment of the situation.
Source: Breitbart
