Director Behind Honey-Trap Film Reacts to Jensen Huang Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy
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Writer-director David Chai—whose 2020 fictional short film, "Reject," dramatizes Beijing's use of honey traps to steal intellectual property—joins Tiffany Meier following reports that at least $7.5 billion worth of NVIDIA hardware reached Chinese companies through a network linked to Alice Huang. He discusses the national-security implications, why the story is more than just internet clickbait, and what Americans should understand about these tactics.
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