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It's insane that a company that exist only for profits, has higher standards than is required for the US presidential position which is supposed to serve the good of the people and the country.
USA is a crazy country.
The USA would have turned on a president back in the day for having a affair we literally saw that happen with Clinton. The president would have been impeached.
It's literally that Trump filled the government with people sycophantic to him and broke so much stuff that holding him accountable is a pipe dream.
On the other hand, I read an article that basically alleged that Huang's wife was in oj the deal to sell chips to the CCP and I suspect the affair(s) was an open secret. The only reason they are considering ousting him is to save face and curtail the scope of the probe/investigation.
Don't get it twisted, they're more concerned that the gov will attack the company over its illegal exports and that the CEO might get fired, him being the boss for over 3 decades, he'd bee tough to replace. This combination could pop the already stressed bubble AI is in since theirs no telling how well a new CEO will fair