While its interim CEO cites demand changes, Scale AI has been reportedly losing customers since it buddied up with Meta.

By Anna Tong SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Scale AI competitor Micro1 is finalizing a Series A round valuing the startup at $500 ...

This comes after Meta invested $14 billion into Scale AI last month as part of a blockbuster AI deal that included the hiring of Scale's ex-CEO, Alexandr Wang, to lead its new Superintelligence group ...

Scale AI, a private U.S. artificial intelligence company, laid off 14% of staff after tech giant Meta took a $14.3 billion stake and hired its CEO last month.

Scale AI is laying off 14 percent of its full-time workforce just a month or so after Meta invested $14.8 billion in the AI data labeling company.

OpenAI, xAI, and Google are putting the brakes on their work with Scale, and more performant competitors like Surge are garnering more attention. Scale AI has been attempting to quell fears about ...

Founded in 2016, Scale AI gained prominence by providing annotated data for companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. But after its deepened ties with Meta, both OpenAI and Google have scaled ...

It was stunning to see Google pull Scale AI projects hours after the Meta investment was announced. It's an open question whether Scale AI can regain that kind of lost revenue. But I don't think ...

Surge AI, a data-labeling firm that competes with Scale AI, has hired advisors to raise as much as $1 billion in the first capital raising in the firm's history, sources told Reuters, as it seeks ...

Google declined to comment. Bloomberg and Reuters earlier reported that OpenAI is phasing out its relationship with Scale AI. Scale AI did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.

Scale AI: 2025 TIME100 Most Influential CompaniesWhile AI model makers often get the spotlight, Scale AI has quietly built its reputation on data annotation. With support from over 240,000 gig ...

It’s big business: Scale AI made headlines last week when Meta “acqui-hired” its co-founder and CEO Alexandr Wang and paid more than $14 billion for a 49 percent stake in the data-labeling ...