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In a controversial move, Scale AI executives have defended their firm's US military contracts, labeling them as a moral imperative for national security. The leadership insists that supporting defense initiatives is not only strategic but ethically justified, despite the burgeoning debate over military ties in the AI industry.
Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang has defended his company's US military contracts, calling AI support for national security a "moral imperative" amid industry debate. The post Scale AI CEO Wang Calls Military AI a ‘Moral Imperative’ Amid Industry Debate appeared first on WinBuzzer.
Founded in 2016, Scale AI has raised US$1.3 billion and is valued at US$13.8 billion.
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