It was reported that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will not attend the ElevenLabs Summit scheduled for Wednesday in New York, with the voice AI company ElevenLabs confirming the news on Monday. Huang had previously withdrawn from events such as the Anthropic CEO Forum.
Reports indicate that NVIDIA is an investor in ElevenLabs; recently, Huang admitted to infidelity toward his wife and issued apologies to his family and the company. NVIDIA is also investigating his alleged ties to a suspected Chinese spy. The incidents have sparked industry-wide concerns regarding Huang’s future as CEO and NVIDIA’s strategic planning for its China operations.
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