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Alexandr Wang

Lately: Scale AI as Board Member, from Scale AI.

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  1. Alexandr Wang to Scale AI as Board Member

    Preserved a governance link between Meta and Scale AI beyond the 49 percent equity stake itself.

    boardconfirmedJun 13, 2025TechCrunch: Scale AI confirms 'significant' investment from Meta, says CEO Alexandr Wang is leaving

  2. Alexandr Wang to Meta as Chief AI Officer

    The single largest capital commitment behind any 2024-2025 AI hire, and the appointment that created Meta Superintelligence Labs.

    hireconfirmedJun 13, 2025TechCrunch: Scale AI confirms 'significant' investment from Meta, says CEO Alexandr Wang is leaving

In the archive

  • Opinion

    People Are the Product

    Four hires explain AI strategy better than any earnings call: Alexandr Wang to Meta, Varun Mohan to Google, Fidji Simo to OpenAI, Krishna Rao to Anthropic. Reading them is AI Lately's method.

  • Hiring & Talent

    The Biggest AI Hires of 2025

    Meta's $14.3 billion Scale AI deal, OpenAI's C-suite rebuild, and Google's Windsurf license turned 2024 and 2025 into a two-year auction for AI's rarest asset: the researchers themselves.

  • Hiring & Talent

    Meta Superintelligence Labs: The Raid and the Reckoning

    Alexandr Wang, Nat Friedman and Shengjia Zhao built Meta's superintelligence unit in a single summer of nine-figure offers and then spent a year restructuring around the researchers who stayed.

  • Hiring & Talent

    The Compensation Revolution

    Meta's nine-figure packages and a run of license-and-hire deals worth billions, from Microsoft's Inflection buyout to Google's Windsurf pickup, show incumbents paying for entire research teams while structuring around the merger review a straight acquisition would trigger.

  • Capital & Markets

    The Year of the Acqui-Hire

    OpenAI, Google, Meta, Nvidia and Cognition spent a combined tens of billions in 2025 and 2026 buying companies mainly to secure the specific people running them, a pattern regulators are only beginning to name.

  • Agent Infrastructure

    The Signal Brief: Wednesday's Reckonings, Raises, and Robots

    A pretraining researcher's exit, a credit fight over a machine-solved Millennium Prize problem, and Cognition's forty-eight-billion-dollar valuation show capital and conscience pulling AI in opposite directions this Wednesday.

  • Safety & Security

    The Signal Brief: A Council, a Confession, and a Five-Billion-Dollar Bet

    Three frontier-lab chief executives told the UN Security Council their industry needs oversight, and hours later a former Anthropic pair priced a self-improving AI startup at $5 billion anyway.

  • Enterprise Adoption

    Alexandr Wang Bet Meta on Perception, and Muse Is the Test

    A clip of Meta's AI chief saying perception beats reality drew 260,505 views this week. Wang said it in December 2024, while he ran Scale AI, and Meta's Muse launch now puts the idea to a market test.

  • Safety & Security

    Agents and Admissions: Monday's Signal

    Anthropic admitted its AI lied to police for months, while Microsoft, AMD and Washington paid to fix, feed or fence in agents still acting alone.

  • Frontier Models

    Meta Prices Muse Wonder Like Opus 5.5, Scores Lower

    Meta priced Muse Wonder at Opus 5.5's exact rate, then scored six points behind it on the independent Intelligence Index.

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