Alex Wang, CEO of Scale AI, a data-labeling firm that serves prominent organizations like GM, OpenAI, and Microsoft and has attracted investors like Amazon and Meta, will share his vision for the future of AI at Disrupt 2024
Early AI, gold rush victors, are selling the picks and shovels essential for developing and implementing artificial intelligence. Consider Scale AI, a data classification startup with an extensive and varied clientele and investor base.
Established in 2016, the San Francisco-based startup has produced software that annotates text, video, image, and voice data that organizations utilize to train machine learning models.
Scale AI initially provided the labeled data required to train machine learning models for autonomous vehicles to organizations such as Nuro and Zoox.
Organizations in the government, e-commerce, enterprise automation, and robotics quickly joined the organization. The U.S. Department of Defense, GM, OpenAI, and Microsoft are current clients of Scale AI.
It has also garnered investors’ interest. In a recent Series F funding round, the organization secured $1 billion at a valuation of $13.8 billion.
Early backer Accel and institutional and corporate investors, including Amazon and Meta, contributed to the round.
As a result, Scale AI and Alexandr Wang, its CEO and co-founder, are at the epicenter of AI growth. We are thrilled to announce that Wang, who founded Scale AI at the age of 19 as an MIT student, will be present at Disrupt 2024 in San Francisco from October 28–30, 2024.
Moving beyond the glitz and glamour, our fireside interview with Wang will delve into the business of AI, the future of the industry, and the ongoing evolution of Scale. Moreover, there is much more!
Hundreds of investors, founders, tech pioneers, builders, and policymakers will assemble at Disrupt 2024 to network and gain knowledge.
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