Meta's AI Strategy Shifts as Major Partnerships Evolve
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Google plans to end its partnership with Scale AI after Meta's significant investment in the startup, which has led to concerns among other AI companies about sharing proprietary data. This shift is driven by Meta's 49% stake in Scale AI, valued at $29 billion, and Google’s efforts to diversify its data providers. The move opens opportunities for competitors like Labelbox and Handshake to gain market share, while Scale AI's revenue and customer base could be impacted. The deal also positions Scale AI's CEO to lead Meta's AI initiatives.
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- Self-made billionaire college dropout Alexandr Wang's $14.3 billion deal with Meta’s AI Fortune
- Meta Is Building a Superintelligence Lab. What Is That? The New York Times
- OpenAI to Continue Working With Scale After Meta Deal, CFO Says Bloomberg.com
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