Meta AI Leadership Changes

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Meta Invests $14.3 Billion in Scale AI to Kick-Start Superintelligence Lab

Meta is making its first major minority investment in an outside company as it tries to catch up to a growing field of artificial intelligence rivals.

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Meta in Talks to Invest $14 Billion in Scale AI, Hire CEO Alexandr Wang

Soap Central · 2d

Who is Alexandr Wang? All about the Scale AI founder who is shifting to Meta after $14.3 billion deal

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Scale AI Backer Accel Set for $2.5 Billion Windfall on Meta Deal

A handful of venture capital firms are set to see huge returns from their early bets on Scale AI, following Meta Platforms Inc.’s $14.3 billion mega investment in the artificial intelligence startup.

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Google reportedly plans to cut ties with Scale AI

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Meta officially ‘acqui-hires’ Scale AI — will it draw regulator scrutiny?

Meta’s $72B AI gamble: visionary empire or another money pit?

Meta is spending over $70 billion this year to lead the AI race, but missed deadlines, internal tensions, and bold automation shifts raise questions about its strategy.

Meta: Neutral - Benefitting From Strong AI Execution But Priced To Perfection

Meta's AI leadership fuels growth in advertising and engagement, but recession risks may impact 2025 revenue. See why we are neutral on META stock.

Meta Eyes Nearly $15 Billion Stake in Scale AI, The Information Reports

Meta considers a $15B stake in Scale AI, per The Information, aiming to boost its AI efforts and accelerate "superintelligence" development

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Meta just made a $15 billion move to the AI frontier — here’s why it’s backing Scale AI’s 28-year-old prodigy

Meta taps Alexandr Wang to lead its bold new AI superintelligence lab, aiming to catch up with giants like OpenAI and Google. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is personally recruiting top talent, including Wang,

Zocket.ai Welcomes Meta's New Policy Enabling Regulated Gaming Ads

Meta's new advertising guidelines for Real Money Gaming allow regulated operators to advertise on Facebook and Instagram with prior approval. This change opens a significant market for gaming ads, promoting compliance and responsible targeting particularly by prohibiting ads aimed at users under 18.