EP 689 : Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, Google Launches AI Glasses – AI News Today

Breaking news shakes the AI world: Nvidia’s legendary founder Jensen Huang has stepped down as CEO after 33 years, sparking a power shift at the company that fuels almost every modern AI model. In the same episode, Google rolls out its first Gemini‑powered AI smart glasses, promising privacy‑first features and a new way to interact with the world through voice and vision. We break down why Huang’s exit matters for chip strategy, China ties, and upcoming earnings, and how CFO Colette Kress will steer Nvidia in the interim. Then we dive into Google’s $395 AI glasses, built with Samsung and framed by Warby Parker, that can "Hey Gemini" your surroundings, translate 70+ languages, and hide a recording light for bystander privacy. Plus, we cover Anthropic’s Claude Meetings joining video calls, DeepSeek’s alleged use of Nvidia Blackwell chips, Meta’s new Muse phone‑calling, OpenAI’s $2 M child‑safety pledge, and the latest AI productivity tools. Want to stay ahead of the AI curve? Listen now, share with fellow tech fans, and subscribe for daily deep dives. Tools mentioned: Marqly, Foxpit, Toki, Lemon, Gemini 4 Hydrogen, Claude Meetings, Genie.