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SECURITY RISK: A tech advocacy group is warning that America's top AI companies are wide open to foreign espionage — and claiming the federal government is doing almost nothing about it.
Humans First chair Amy Kremer says AI firms like OpenAI and Nvidia hold vast amounts of sensitive information but operate with virtually no federal guardrails compared to other tech sectors. The warning comes after a Saudi national working as an OpenAI engineer was arrested for allegedly planting a hidden recording device inside an executive conference room at the company's San Francisco headquarters. A former Google engineer was also convicted of stealing thousands of pages of AI trade secrets to benefit China.
Kremer is now calling for a federal investigation into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's contacts with a woman American officials identified as a Chinese intelligence asset, demanding he be barred from the White House and that Nvidia's government contracts be suspended.
Full story here foxnews.com/tech/unvetted-fo…
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Another day, another Laura Loomer exclusive that has been vindicated 6 months later.
In May, I broke a story about how Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang posed a massive national security risk and I showed how he’s been compromised by China and the CCP.
I reported how NVIDIA @nvidia Chairman and CEO Jensen Huang was set to join the board of Tsinghua University, an elite Chinese institution operating under the direct leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
He decided to join their board after he was selected to serve on President Donald Trump’s President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), a key body providing high-level guidance on critical emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and national security-related innovation.
Absolutely nobody should be surprised to see that Jensen Huang was reportedly “targeted” by a woman who looks like a possible Chinese honeypot.
Targeted? Or willing participant?
I’ve always said to keep an eye on Jensen Huang because if China secures AI dominance before the US, he will be to blame, in my opinion.
It won’t end well with him. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him defect to China someday to be honest.
When I sent my report to the DoW and White House in May, everyone was shocked and horrified but nobody did anything about it.
So, I’m not shocked by the report in the @nytimes today by @jonathanvswan @maggieNYT.
nytimes.com/2026/10/29/us/po…
NEW:
🚨 National Security Threat Posed By Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang 🚨
‼️ @nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Joins Board Of CCP-Controlled Tsinghua University @Tsinghua_Uni In Beijing While Serving On President Trump’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) ‼️
Cc: @POTUS @JDVance @SusieWiles47 @Scavino47 @FBIDirectorKash @SenRickScott @SenTomCotton
NVIDIA Chairman and CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly joining the board of Tsinghua University, an elite Chinese institution operating under the direct leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
This move comes as Huang serves on President Donald Trump’s President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), a key body providing high-level guidance on critical emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and national security-related innovation.
This dual role is not merely a conflict of interest, but it represents a major national security risk.
Tsinghua University is no ordinary academic institution. It functions as a primary incubator for China’s top CCP leadership and a central hub for advanced defense and dual-use technological research. Its governance is deeply integrated with the Chinese Communist Party: the university’s CCP committee holds significant authority, and the institution is co-supervised by bodies like the State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (SASTIND).
Tsinghua hosts multiple defense laboratories focused on areas such as military AI, guided missiles, and rocket technology, all aligned with China’s military-civil fusion strategy.
Tsinghua University plays a big role in advancing Beijing’s strategic ambitions, including talent cultivation for the CCP elite and technology transfer that bolsters China’s military modernization. Allowing a leader of America’s premier AI and semiconductor company, whose technology is vital to U.S. superiority in computing, autonomous systems, and defense applications, to sit on its board creates an unacceptable channel for CCP influence, sabotage, spying and leakage of sensitive expertise to China.
On their website, Tsinghua Univeristy brags about appeasing Xi JinPing and the CCP.
In one press release on their website titled “Tsinghua Establishes Institute for Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era”, Tsinghua Univeristy said,
“The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has approved the establishment of 10 research institutes to study and interpret Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. The Institute for Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, Tsinghua University was established on January 15th.”
Source: tsinghua.edu.cn/en/info/1244…
Jensen Huang must choose a lane.
Advising U.S. policy on technologies that safeguard American leadership while embedding himself in a CCP-overseen entity dedicated to rivaling that very edge sends the wrong signal. In an era of strategic competition, where China aggressively pursues technological self-reliance and military dominance, such entanglements are completely unacceptable.
America’s technological supremacy is not a bargaining chip. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle should demand full transparency and clear boundaries to protect national security interests. This is about safeguarding the innovation ecosystem that keeps the United States ahead.
Jensen Huang MUST be removed from President Trump’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST).
This is completely insane.
RECEIPTS 👇🏻
Gideon Futerman retweeted
This is an endemic issue— liberal organizations and people are described in nonpartisan terms, while conservatives are assigned ideological labels
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Great move!
AG James Uthmeier Proposes the Safe Screens Act to Protect Minors on App Stores, Online Platforms, and AI Chatbots nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dKrPrXgO…
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For those dunking on the daily showering advice, it’s actually important for organizations like @americanmoment to help socialize young adults and teach them the ropes of life in Washington. If that means some of the simple stuff that we might take for granted, great. 1/2
I wrote about the new generation in Washington, DC semafor.com/article/10/21/20…
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In my recent piece I discuss why Anthropic’s “safety” bill is thinly veiled regulatory capture.
Under Anthropic’s AI bill, Washington couldn’t step in unless a model threatened 50+ people or $1B in damage. One life is enough.
@RWalkerFW on why this “safety” bill is really regulatory capture.
realhumansfirst.substack.com…
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This is what the Data Center Revolt looked like in town after town. Humans First standing alongside Americans in their fight against Big Tech.
They made their voices heard and made it clear that the power is in We the People.
The bus is parked. The fight isn’t.
Join us in putting Humans First!
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Under Anthropic’s AI bill, Washington couldn’t step in unless a model threatened 50+ people or $1B in damage. One life is enough.
@RWalkerFW on why this “safety” bill is really regulatory capture.
realhumansfirst.substack.com…
A striking contrast on the streets of Paris: A couple sits sipping drinks at an outdoor café as flames burn just steps away.
The moment was captured Saturday near the Arc de Triomphe, on the outskirts of rioting that erupted during demonstrations over rising prices, inequality and public spending.
Video shows the pair continuing their conversation as a burning trash bin lights up the background.
Gideon Futerman retweeted
Trump Accounts don’t get nearly enough credit for the civic good they are. Americans should have a stake in and benefit from the growth of our markets from birth
Gideon Futerman retweeted
Over the summer, I went to the very North of the Isle of Lewis on a field trip to map the geology there with a close friend of mine. The google street view car went past. We had a geological hammer. The following masterpiece, now on google street view, was the result
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Exclusive: Conservative AI safety group proposes export controls, visa restrictions semafor.com/article/10/15/20…
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Humans First is putting forward an America First AI Policy agenda.
From cracking down on China's access to American technology to strengthening accountability, our message is clear:
AI policy must put the American people FIRST.
Read the exclusive from @semafor: semafor.com/article/10/15/20…
🟡 NEW: Humans First, a conservative-led group advocating for stronger AI guardrails, is out with an “America First AI Policy” platform.
semafor.com/article/10/15/20…
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Same Saturday night. Two very different Americas.
In DC, the elite were sipping cocktails and celebrating the AI and data center boom.
At the exact same time in Wakarusa, Kansas, the road was too muddy from the storms for our bus to reach the farm, so people came from all over and met us on the side of the road to fight for their land, water, electricity and communities.
But please, Heartland peasants… stop complaining. You’re ruining the party.
LET THEM EAT CAKE.
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As he entered the White House, I asked Jensen Huang when he is going to stop selling chips to China.
He didn’t answer.
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Not without us.
Ordinary people from all walks of life, showing up to say the people who live with these data centers deserve a say.
#HumansFirst #AIDataCenterRevolt
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My experience as Intel Chairman taught me the time to stop a crisis is yesterday. The first role of our government is to keep us safe. Following Dario Amodei’s warning, I believe we must slow down development of AI in order to allow the government and its partners to catch up and put stricter protocols and guardrails in place to protect us from the rapid advancements we’ve seen.
In the Senate, I will make it a top priority to pass the national security framework we need on AI.
Anthropic CEO calls for the slowdown of AI development amid safety concerns. cbsn.ws/4r9Bw8z
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Who is held accountable when AI goes rogue?
I’m launching an investigation into OpenAI - Americans deserve answers
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Congress needs to convene a special session on AI and what the future of the U.S. looks like. There are very real impacts to society as we know it. Partisan politics aside, there are massive implications of a race towards super intelligence. This is not a doomer post, as some of the advancements will greatly impact access to healthcare, targeted treatments, increase in safer food production etc… but not enough of Congress is focusing on this. Our first priority is protecting ALL Americans. To include data, privacy, and physical safety. We MUST be ready. This is happening whether or not we want it to.











































