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AI In-brief 22 Sept 09:24

Thai PM emphasises government’s zero tolerance for scam activities

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reiterated his government's "zero tolerance" for transnational scam syndicates and cybercrime, citing over US$1.5 billion in confiscated assets and global recognition for their efforts.
The PM will meet 'Team Thailand' in Tokyo to promote cooperation, including anti-scam measures, before attending the UNGA, and also emphasized a crackdown on illegal narcotics in cooperation with Myanmar.

AI In-brief Yesterday 09:28

Nvidia's board is investigating CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to an affair with a business executive whom U.S. intelligence identified as gathering information for Beijing.
The executive, Alice Huang, a chip buyer for a major Nvidia customer, allegedly fed information directly to Beijing, raising national security concerns given Nvidia's critical role in AI and advanced chip technology.
Jensen Huang apologized for his actions, taking full responsibility, and committed to cooperating with the investigation, reaffirming his dedication to Nvidia and U.S. national security.
Despite the ongoing probe, Nvidia's board currently has no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised, and Huang will remain CEO, ensuring no interruption to company leadership.