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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appears to activate X account, posts AI letter

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appears to activate X account, posts AI letter

The @JensenHuang account posted Nvidia’s open-weights letter on July 24; Elon Musk endorsed it, and BlockBeats said the new profile had followed 35 accounts spanning Nvidia and the wider AI ecosystem.

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Fact Check
The primary source, the @JensenHuang post (status 2080643682408321103), directly confirms the account's first post on 2026-07-24 sharing a NVIDIA letter on why open models matter, precisely matching the claim about sharing a co-signed letter on open AI model weights. Multiple independent reports (WatcherGuru, Kalshi Finance, and aggregated OfficeChai/Crypto Briefing coverage) corroborate that Jensen Huang officially joined X and posted for the first time on July 24. The core claim is strongly supported. The meme-coin speculation element is plausible given the crypto-network amplification observed in search results but is not independently verified, which accounts for slight uncertainty.
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Summary

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appears to have activated the X account @JensenHuang on July 24, when it made its first post by sharing Nvidia’s co-signed letter “Open Weights and U.S. AI Leadership.” Elon Musk later reposted the message, saying he “fully supports this” and that “Jensen is right.” BlockBeats also reported that the account had followed 35 profiles by publication time, including six official Nvidia accounts and other AI company leaders, Big Tech CEOs, investors, chip partners, and enterprise software and security executives. The account’s debut also fueled crypto speculation, with BlockBeats saying Jensen Huang-themed meme coins appeared and traded actively on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain.

Terms & Concepts
  • open weights: AI model parameters that are released for public use or inspection, allowing others to run or build on the model.
  • technological sovereignty: A country’s control over key technologies.
  • meme coins: Crypto tokens driven mainly by internet culture, social attention, or speculation rather than a core utility.