> In a wide-ranging interview on Wednesday, Himes told POLITICO he left the briefing given by heads of U.S. intelligence agencies to top lawmakers on the House and Senate intelligence committees without clarity on whether Alice Huang knowingly cultivated information for the Chinese government on the $4 trillion U.S. chip company, or was a “useful idiot” unaware of China’s wider espionage activities.

This is a far more nuanced statement than you're portraying it to be. He appears comfortable with the spying conclusion, just not who was in on the chain of command. (An "unwitting spy"; https://www.nytimes.com/1990/10/15/world/roosevelt-aide-call...)

The sanctions evasion and $25M donation to the White House ballroom project around that time raise other questions relevant to the firing.

My native tongue is Chinese and Russian , English is my third language. Can you teach me how can I portray the news I linked to accurately so you are satisfied?

There appears to be broad agreement that she was a spy.

The doubt appears to be over whether she was personally aware of that fact.

Whoa whoa whoa, are we going to start to hold people accountable for sending Trump bribes?

Or, uh, only if they are politically opposed to a ban on open/foreign AI models? Can't have anything disrupt the IPOs...

"abuse their power"

sis/bro he was honeypotted

Also a LOT of people meet at work...

> sis/bro he was honeypotted

You're behind. A second sex scandal (with one of his subordinates) broke last night.

You are right, I was behind. Holy moly.

Neither the affairs nor the direct consequences for him are very surprising (especially if you heard about the sex cult stuff that's been going on at the top of AI research). Not even the chinese spy story would be terribly far-fetched. I'm sure he's very high on China's list of people they'd like to control. Heck, even if she wasn't a spy, they probably knew about the affair. The only really surprising part is the timing. Midterms crushed Republican fueled AI dreams and Anthropic IPO is imminent? Someone betting against the market is making a fortune right now. This is likely yet another facet of the trillion dollar insider game we've seen running in the current administration.