Working draft · not yet publishedAs of 13 Nov 2026

JENSENvsJENSEN

You've heard why Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's CEO. This is what he told the public while he ran it: about AI safety, about power, and about your job. Each round sets one thing he said beside something he said or did later, with the context his side would want you to see. How this is made ↓

How this is made

The site is a sequence of rounds drawn from a larger research file: every public statement we could find from Huang since 2025, scored for how plainly it contradicts something else, how much it matters to ordinary people, and whether it survives his side's best defence.

36moments researched, narrowed to the 12 here
92quotes and record items sourced
3themes: AI safety, power, jobs
29statements shown, each linked to its source

Sourcing rules

  1. Exact words only. A cut is marked “…” and never changes what the sentence means. Paraphrase never goes inside quote marks.
  2. Primary sources first: video at a timestamp checked against the captions, SEC filings, Nvidia's own releases, official transcripts. Every statement links to its source under “Sources”.
  3. The defence test. Before a round goes in, we write the strongest reply his team could give. If the reply wins, the round is cut. If it's arguable, it runs as the context note under the round.
  4. Reported is labelled. Claims that rest on anonymous or single-outlet sourcing carry a red Reported stamp, name the outlet and how it sourced the claim, and give any denial.
  5. No mind-reading. We don't claim to know his motives or what he knew, and we count Nvidia's actions against him only where he is linked to them.
  6. Nothing doctored. No edited video, no AI voices or faces, no captions he didn't say. Clips open at the moment the words begin.
  7. Two passes. Research finds and sources each statement; then a person checks it against the source before it goes live.

Why now

29 OctThe NYT reports a close relationship with Alice Huang, a former executive at Nvidia customer Megaspeed whom US intelligence officials believe was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security. Huang tells Bloomberg the dealings were “normal and not unusual”.Reported
8 NovHis memo to staff: “I was unfaithful to my wife.” The board opens an independent investigation.
11 NovThe board accepts his resignation as President, CEO and director (Form 8-K).
12 NovNvidia names CFO Colette Kress interim CEO and Harvey Jones its first Chair. Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs says Alice Huang knowingly gave police inaccurate information and was barred from re-entering; she was not investigated for espionage.
1 DecHouse committee interview (moved from 18 Nov).Upcoming
3 DecSenate Banking Committee hearing, if he accepts the invitation to testify.Upcoming

China calls the espionage claims “smears”. No one has been charged. Alice Huang has not commented.