Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has spent years becoming one of the most recognizable figures in the technology industry, largely thanks to his company's dominance in AI and graphics processing.

But following news of his alleged affair with a woman accused of working for Chinese intelligence, Huang has found himself trending for a considerably different reason.

The situation reached the mainstream this week when Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife in a message to Nvidia employees.

The company's board also announced an independent investigation following reports that Huang may have been targeted in a foreign intelligence operation involving the woman identified as Alice Huang.

While the allegations remain under investigation, the internet wasted little time coming up with its own interpretation of events: Jensen had been honeypotted.

Naturally, the idea of one of the world's most powerful tech executives potentially falling for an alleged intelligence operation became irresistible fodder, with internet users imagining Alice as an undercover operative whose mission was to get close to Jensen and influence him to benefit the CCP.

With the company sitting at the center of the AI boom, creators have found plenty of opportunities to work in jokes about artificial intelligence, Chinese spies and models and the possibility of sensitive corporate information falling into the wrong hands.

The company's involvement in the AI industry has also inspired jokes about whether a chatbot could have handled the situation better than its own CEO.

Whether creators are riffing on the honeypot allegations, making AI-generated edits of Jensen and Alice or simply wondering how the Nvidia CEO ended up in this situation, the memes have covered just about every angle of the story.