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Welcome back to The AI Field. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday, effective immediately, after a week of reports about his personal relationships and a board investigation. CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO. Grok Bot also reached 1.0, with shared AI teammates that join your team's calls, and its launch post passed 53 million views on X. Google brought Gemini to Apple CarPlay too.
Inside: three stories, five tools, three quick hits, the most-viewed AI posts on X, and a five-minute way to have an AI agent claim your FSA money.
In today's AI Field:
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns
Grok Bot reaches 1.0 with shared AI teammates
Google brings Gemini to Apple CarPlay
Read time: 5 minutes
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NVIDIA · LEADERSHIP
Source: Nvidia
The AI Field: Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday as Nvidia's president, CEO and board member, effective immediately, ending a 33-year run at the company he co-founded. Colette Kress, Nvidia's CFO since 2013, is now interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent successor. Several details below come from press reports, and we say where.
The details:
The week: On Sunday, Huang apologized to employees in a memo for being unfaithful to his wife, and Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation into whether he was the target of a foreign intelligence effort. On Tuesday, the board hired former acting US Attorney Joon Kim and his law firm, Wachtell Lipton, to run it.
The second report: On Wednesday, The New York Times, citing five people who worked at Nvidia, reported that Huang also had a relationship with a married executive who reported to him. NBC News said it had not independently verified that report.
The China question: NBC reports that US intelligence suspects Alice Huang, a senior executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, a buyer of Nvidia chips, of working with China's spy service. China calls the claims "purely unsubstantiated." The Information reported that her network helped arrange at least $7.5 billion of Nvidia chip shipments to Chinese firms.
What's next: Harvey Jones, a former Synopsys CEO, becomes Nvidia's first-ever board chair, and the search for a permanent CEO will consider internal and external candidates. NBC says shares fell more than 11% after the announcement, after Nvidia lost about $430 billion in market value over two sessions earlier this week.
Why it matters: Nvidia's chips power much of the AI industry, and the board says operations, customer commitments and the product roadmap will continue without interruption. Nothing changes in the tools you use today. The first real read on how customers and investors see the new leadership comes on Nov. 17, when Nvidia reports quarterly results as scheduled.
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TRY THIS TODAY · 5 MINUTES
Have an AI agent claim your FSA money
Nikhila had put off claiming her health care FSA money all year. She says she had Meta Muse log in to her health insurance portal, find every claim from the past year where she paid out of pocket, download each Explanation of Benefits and file it as a reimbursement on her FSA site. That was more than 25 claims, which she guesses would have taken her one to two hours by hand. The Agent Field has not verified the result.
1. Have your insurer and FSA logins ready, and check your plan's claim deadline, since many FSAs have one.
2. Paste this prompt into an agent that can use a browser, and fill in the brackets:
"Log in to my health insurance portal at [INSURER WEBSITE] and list every claim from [JANUARY 1] to today where I owed money. For each one, download the Explanation of Benefits and note the date, provider and the amount I paid. Show me the list before you file anything. Then submit each one as a reimbursement on my FSA site [FSA PROVIDER], attaching its EOB. Skip anything I already claimed, and send me a table of what you filed with the amounts and claim numbers."
3. Check the list before it files anything, and make sure no expense is claimed twice, especially ones you already paid with your FSA card. Keep your own copies of the EOBs, since your FSA provider can ask for proof later.
TRENDING AI TOOLS
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GROK BOT · SPACEXSI
Source: SpaceXSI
The AI Field: Grok Bot reached version 1.0 on Wednesday. Bots can now be shared across a team, work inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, join video calls and offer to take on work without being asked. The launch post from @bot passed 53 million views on X in about a day, according to X's public metrics.
The details:
Shared teammates: Share a Team Bot with specific people or groups. It learns how the team works and remembers decisions, and what teammates teach it waits for an owner or manager to approve.
Proactive work: Bots can spot an upcoming deadline, prepare the materials, follow up on unfinished tasks and bring in a person when a decision needs human judgment.
Meetings: A Bot can join a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call from a link, answer in the meeting chat and send a summary afterward.
Plans: Team Bots need a Team or Enterprise plan. Meetings also work on Ultra, and Enterprise admins must switch them on.
Why it matters: Most AI assistants still work for one person at a time. Grok Bot 1.0 puts the assistant in the team channel and the meeting instead. SpaceXSI says Bots respect each person's permissions, ask before sensitive actions and check whether something belongs in a public channel. If you are on a Team plan, try giving a Bot one recurring job, like a weekly status summary, and review what it asks to remember before you approve it.
GOOGLE · GEMINI
Video: Google. Watch Gemini on CarPlay (21s video)
The AI Field: Google put the full Gemini app on Apple CarPlay on Wednesday, after Android Auto and cars with Google built in. iPhone users can now have hands-free, back-and-forth conversations with Gemini Live from the car's display. It is rolling out globally to all Gemini users on iOS, so it may take a few days to reach you.
The details:
How it works: Tap the Gemini icon on the CarPlay screen to pick up a recent chat or start a new one. You can interrupt or change the subject, and chats sync to the Gemini app on your iPhone when you park.
What to ask: Google suggests asking what your day looks like, getting a daily brief from Gmail and Calendar, or role-playing a pitch with Gemini acting as a skeptical VP.
To start: Update the Gemini app, allow microphone access and use Gemini Live on your phone at least once. Google says the daily brief isn't available to under-18s or in the EEA.
Why it matters: Gemini is late here, since ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity were already on CarPlay, per 9to5Mac. What Gemini adds is your Gmail and Calendar, so the drive to your first meeting can become the prep for it. Keep it to voice, and save any reply that needs reading for when you park.
QUICK HITS
🧬 AlphaGenome 2 reads DNA cell by cell: Google DeepMind's new model predicts how a small DNA change plays out in one specific cell type. It is free for non-commercial research through the AlphaGenome API.
📈 Anthropic's IPO is reportedly oversubscribed: Bloomberg says orders already exceed the shares on offer several times over. Official terms are unchanged at 825 million shares at $70 to $78, with trading expected to start Nov. 19.
📊 Claude gets Sheets and Whiteboards: Anthropic launched both in beta on Tuesday, and Dashboards is now generally available as Claude Data. All three are on paid plans.
TRENDING ON X
That's it for today!
See you soon,
Olle Hellman | Founder of The AI Field