According to CoinMeta, Jensen Huang, the founder of NVIDIA, announced his resignation on November 13 due to personal scandals and pressure from U.S. Congress regarding chip export controls. The incident began on November 4 when three chairmen of House committees wrote to Jensen Huang requesting a closed-door briefing, followed by a request from the Senate Banking Committee for him to appear at a public hearing on December 3. As the situation escalated, multiple media outlets discovered that this "hunt" against Jensen Huang seemed to be intertwined with the interests network of his competitor Anthropic. Reporters covering Jensen Huang's scandal had long-standing connections with Anthropic, and members of Congress who called for an investigation, such as Masters and Mueller-Nal, had received donations from political organizations supported by Anthropic. Fund tracing revealed that Anthropic donated $40 million to Public First Action, an organization that promotes AI policies, which then transferred funds to several conservative members of Congress who support restrictions on chip exports to China. This hearing may not only change Jensen Huang's fate but also reshape the structure and policy direction of the U.S. AI industry.