But the same hand that gives can also take away. Last week, Nvidia submitted another regulatory filing that showed it had completely exited its stake in Soundhound AI. Just as investors viewed Nvidia's initial position in Soundhound as a vote of confidence, they saw the sale of all its shares as a vote of no confidence.

Nvidia’s latest 13-F filing also indicated that it sold its stake in Serve Robotics, and shares of the self-driving-technology company were also sliding Friday.

Shares of AI-driven voice recognition expert SoundHound AI (NASDAQ:SOUN) were crushed after Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) revealed it had completely dumped its stock. It was hardly the love note investors were expecting to receive on Valentine’s Day.

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SoundHound AI stock plummeted 23.1% to $11.72 after Nvidia (NVDA) sold its entire stake in the AI-powered voice technology company. Nvidia previously held 1.7 million shares worth over $8 million, but its sudden exit led to a market sell-off,

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