Nvidia founder's exit shakes AI market but analysts see limited long-term impact

Nvidia founder Jensen Huang's resignation as CEO has disrupted the AI market, though analysts do not expect long-term effects on the sector. Investor Adam Kubesy called the departure a "huge loss" and a "critical mistake" at the Web Summit in Lisbon, while professor James Galbraith argued major companies are built to survive their founders. Huang resigned Thursday after a relationship was revealed with a suspected Chinese spy and an employee. Kubesy warned Nvidia's issues may spread across the AI industry, which relies on few firms, as Anthropic's IPO approaches.