📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- The demand for human spies to protect artificial intelligence companies from spies has increased following the scandal involving Jensen Huan.
- Companies have stepped up recruitment of ex-intelligence officers. A salary of two to five hundred thousand dollars began to be offered.
- After this revelation about the former chief executive of Nvidia, the controversy in his private life intensified.
The demand for human spies to protect artificial intelligence companies from spies has increased following the scandal involving Jensen Huang, the former chief executive of the leading American technology company Nvidia.
Companies have stepped up recruitment of ex-intelligence officers. A salary of two to five hundred thousand dollars began to be offered.
After this revelation about the former chief executive of Nvidia, the controversy in his private life intensified.
Human spies not only work to capture audio and video recording devices, but also alert executives to "potential spies" who suddenly "unexpectedly" meet them in a coffee shop or gym.
Former intelligence officials who have been hired in the past include former National Security Agency Director Paul Nakasone, former Deputy Director David Cohen and former National Cyber Agency Director Dave Lober.
