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Can Scale AI and Alexandr Wang reignite Meta’s AI efforts?
Meta is reportedly investing nearly $15 billion in the data-labeling firm Scale AI and taking a 49% stake in the startup, while also bringing on CEO Alexandr Wang to help lead a new
‘Itll Be One of the Most Important and Valuable AI Systems That Gets . . .
Meta’s aggressive push into AI-powered automation is a key driver behind its strong stock performance in 2025 The company’s shares have surged 19% year-to-date, outperforming many of its tech
Meta building superintelligence team with nine-figure pay in AI push . . .
The intrigue: Per the Times, Meta has offered compensation packages between seven and nine figures to AI researchers from top competitors, some of whom have accepted Both the Times and Bloomberg reported that Zuckerberg has been personally frustrated with the pace of Meta's AI development and public stumbles, and has gone into a more hands-on mode to accelerate progress
The secret AI sauce behind Meta stocks 683% rise since the dark days . . .
Meta's path to AI dominance was not a foregone conclusion
Why Meta is Betting Nearly $15 Billion on Alexandr Wang
Since then, Meta has delayed the release of the reasoning version and the largest version of Llama 4 Meta’s AI workforce has also struggled with burnout, infighting and a lack of focus The Scale deal took many of Meta’s employees by surprise, and some said they were skeptical about whether bringing on Wang would solve the company’s
Artist-run, anti-AI social platform Cara has grown from 40,000 to . . .
A social app for creatives, Cara grew from 40k to 650k users in a week because artists are fed up with Meta’s AI policies ‘Building a product is a bit like making art,’ said founder Jingna Zhang Amanda Silberling 8:44 AM PDT • June 6, 2024 -snip- Instagram is a necessity for many artists, who use the platform to promote their work and solicit paying clients
Meta invests $14. 3B in AI firm Scale and recruits its CEO for . . .
Meta has taken a different approach to AI than many of its rivals, releasing its flagship Llama system for free as an open-source product that enables people to use and modify some of its key components Meta says more than a billion people use its AI products each month, but it’s also widely seen as lagging behind competitors such as OpenAI and Google in encouraging consumer use of large