Et Tu, Jensen? Nvidia CEO Apologizes as Scandal Grows

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang apologizes as the company launches an independent investigation. Mark Cuban says Meta is turning a blind eye to Facebook scam ads using his face and voice to sell a fake diabetes cure.

On Hashtag Trending for Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Jim Love examines Huang's apology, the reported espionage allegations, Nvidia's falling shares and questions about leadership succession. Nvidia's board says it has no reason to believe company secrets or U.S. national security were compromised.

We also look at the vulnerable people hurt by AI-generated scam ads, Starlink's changing monthly prices, and the gap between workplace AI adoption and employee guidance.

In this episode:

• Jensen Huang's apology, Nvidia's investigation and congressional scrutiny. • Mark Cuban's complaint about fake diabetes-cure ads on Facebook—and the human cost of online fraud. • Starlink price increases of 10–20% for some U.S. customers, alongside discounts in other locations. • An ISA Cybersecurity survey in which 48% of respondents said they had never received employer guidance on safe AI use. The survey excluded Quebec. • "Ram Altman," a developer's joke about unused computer memory. Altman says his original comments were taken out of context.

CHAPTERS 00:00 Today's Tech Headlines 00:55 Jensen Huang's Apology and Nvidia Investigation 05:15 Mark Cuban Calls Out Facebook Scam Ads 08:53 Starlink Price Hikes and Dynamic Pricing 11:29 AI at Work: The Safety Guidance Gap 14:31 Ram Altman and the Unused Memory Prank 15:38 Wrap-Up and Sign-Off

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