Rubio makes urgent statement! On November 9, as he was en route to France for the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting, Rubio gave an interview at the airport. He stated: “Due to its nature, I cannot comment on this matter. It must be serious. I hope corporate secrets are protected from Chinese threats so we can continue to prevail in the SI competition!” According to media reports, Rubio had previously issued warnings regarding Huang Renxun’s situation.

Evidently, Rubio’s response reflects a careful stance—he emphasized the seriousness of the issue without specifying its exact dimensions or offering any evaluation of Huang Renxun personally. This suggests that Rubio is awaiting further developments before taking a definitive position. At the same time, his emphasis on alleged Chinese threats underscores his primary concern: the intensifying technological rivalry between the United States and China.

However, considering the context, Huang Renxun—one of the most prominent figures in American technology—has been seen publicly alongside the woman in question on multiple occasions. Media outlets have repeatedly captured them together in public settings. If ordinary observers treat this merely as celebrity gossip, would U.S. intelligence agencies not conduct investigations, particularly given the strategic importance of American leadership in AI?

In fact, current allegations from U.S. intelligence circles link the woman to China, a development occurring amid fierce competition between the two nations in the field of artificial intelligence. Given the mandate of U.S. intelligence agencies—to investigate and apprehend, not merely speculate—the central question may lie elsewhere: whether U.S. authorities had already intervened prior to Huang Renxun’s public admission of infidelity. If there was indeed a security breach, the fault may not rest solely with Huang Renxun, but rather with the broader U.S. intelligence apparatus.

Original source: toutiao.com/article/1881339045030912/

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