In 2018, Alexandr Wang went to China. On a visit to a company building facial recognition technology, the co-founder of US start-up Scale AI saw early signs of a “tech cold war” brewing and decided to act.
When Wang set up Scale AI in 2016, aged 19, his plan was to use a combination of human labour and technology to accurately label the reams of data underpinning artificial intelligence tools. His early customers were autonomous vehicle companies.
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