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Live Wire·Archive November 13, 2026 Daily Briefing
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Signal: Proof is the missing input - an AI suspected of grounding every flight, a spy case the CIA doubts, a $500BN consortium that never lent.
Four Departments Said Blacklist. Commerce Had the Pen.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Treasury, War, State and USTR pushed for months to put Nvidia's Singapore customer on the entity list - 'but Commerce has the pen' - as Lutnick agrees to testify on 10 December and White House aides weigh his firing.
CNBC: Lutnick testifies 10 December; Huang's own hearing is 3 December CNBC: Cantor, run by Lutnick's sons, halved its Nvidia stake

CFO Takes Over as Board Investigates Huang
Colette Kress, chief financial officer since 2013, is interim chief executive under newly appointed chair Harvey Jones, who says the board has full confidence in her - the same board running an independent investigation into Huang's conduct; no permanent successor has been named, and the Arm approach Nvidia called premature is unresolved.
Unmasked in a Rubio Memo. Still Not Proven a Spy.
US officials had Huang's name unmasked from spring intercepts and Rubio circulated a memo on the affair to a handful of seniors - yet CIA and ODNI officials say the intelligence does not prove Alice Huang spied, and the Attorney General has reached no conclusion.
Breitbart: Sacks says the spy narrative is collapsing and wants the leak probed Singapore's home ministry: false declarations, never an espionage investigation
87% Now Call AI a Systemic Risk. In Spring, 50%.
The Fed's twice-yearly stability survey put AI far ahead of every other danger - the next worry, a risk-asset correction, drew 52% - flagging stretched equity valuations, complex AI-related financing, and cyber damage caused by frontier models themselves.
CNBC: hedge fund leverage is the highest since 2013 and concentrated in a few funds
Ghost Note His AI Found a Maya Site. Tulane Already Had.