Nvidia's Board Investigates Its CEO. Who Checks Yours? (Nov 9, 2026)

[AI DAILY NEWS RUNDOWN] Nvidia's board is investigating its own CEO. Who checks the people, and the AI, your business depends on? Nvidia opened an independent review of Jensen Huang, a security firm found 2,539 secrets saved by AI coding-agent approvals, and Visa's AI shoppers often bought even when they failed. Rate the show on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1684415169 In this episode: - The key-person test: Nvidia's independent review, and what "key man risk" means for your AI program. - The secret in the settings file: "don't ask again" approvals put passwords on public GitHub. - The agent that bought anyway: AI shoppers passed 57.2% of Visa's tests; 54% of failures still bought. - Who checks the work: Claude agents audit their own notes; 15 of 89 citations fail in an Accenture paper. Today's corners: - 🎓 Cert Corner: your shopping agent's failed runs still end in purchases. Which control fixes it? - 🚩 Red Flag or Green Light? "Don't ask again" on a command with the database password inside. - 🏛️ Boardroom Call: one executive holds every AI vendor deal. Deputy, committee, risk register, or leave it? Answers at the end of the episode.