After it was revealed that he had an unusual relationship with female spy Alice Huang, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang admitted that he had been unfaithful to his wife and had engaged in an extramarital affair. After the news was exposed, it caused an uproar in international public opinion. In this regard, Chen Shifen (pen name: Ong Darui), a professor in the United States, shared his personal experience of being "touched by female students" in China, lamenting that Huang Renxun lacked vigilance and fell into the trap of "beauty".
Chen Shifen posted on Facebook today (9th), "Huida is the founder and top executive of Huang Renxun. He controls the lifeblood of the artificial intelligence industry, and his power can be imagined. In order to contain China's artificial intelligence industry, the U.S. government has established a chip export licensing system, and high-end Huida chips are not allowed to be exported to China. To put it simply, China wants Huang Renxun. To get Huang Renxun to comply, China can threaten or induce him."
"Huang Renxun's family is extremely wealthy, and the price of inducement is high. If you want to threaten Huang Renxun, you must have a handle, and the cheapest handle is a relationship scandal. Huang Renxun was not vigilant enough, and he fell into a 'beauty' trap. I put the word 'beautiful' in brackets because the appearance of the Chinese female spy cannot be called beautiful."
He went on to share his own experience, "I don't know Jen-Hsun Huang and I couldn't share my personal experience with him. When I was teaching at Ivey Business School in Canada, I was frequently assigned by the school to host various training courses in China. I only accepted Ivey's assignment to give lectures in China, but there was still an obvious power asymmetry between me and the students. The academic resources I have can benefit them in many ways, such as leading them to publish cases, helping them publish papers, sponsoring their study tours abroad, recruiting them as doctoral students, and helping them write letters of recommendation..."
"When I go to China to give lectures, students often try to get close to me, and some female students even want to treat me to dinner or be my weekend tour guide. I always politely refuse these friendly gestures. I am very aware of the power imbalance behind it and do not put myself in a situation where I can be threatened. If they have control over the intimate relationship, they can take whatever they want from me."
Finally, Chen Shifen said, "It is a pity that Jen-Hsun Huang lacked this vigilance and put himself in a situation where he could be threatened. The information currently exposed is only that Jen-Hsun Huang has a "close" relationship with the Chinese female spy, and no transfer of technology or product information has been disclosed. Jen-Hsun Huang was not careful enough, but I don't want to see the results of his lifelong efforts being harmed. I hope that the incident will not worsen and that Jen-Hsun Huang's career and family will not be too implicated."
