Openai is scaling down contracts with Scale AI, a data tag startup recently acquired by social media giant Meta.
according to In a Bloomberg report on Thursday, Chatgpt Maker was rejecting its reliance on startup data, and a few days later, Meta announced a $14.8 billion contract to take up a 49% stake in AI.
The acquisition is Meta’s second largest and will also join Meta’s experimental AI project with Sabor Ceo Alexandr Wang. The two companies announced the deal on June 12.
Scaling AI provides labeled data for training and improving artificial intelligence (AI) models. Founded in 2016, the startup is backed by more than 100 investors and is a supplier of popular AI companies including personification, Cohere and Adept. according to On PitchBook, it raised $100 million in the 2019 Series C competition.
Another company It is said that Google uses scale to determine the contract. The move was supported by the deal that could grant the Meta-Search competitors concerns about the development of AI, Reuters reported.
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An OpenAI spokesperson told Bloomberg that the company has started phasing out its contracts on scale over the past year, seeking more professional data for its AI models. The startup accounts for a small percentage of OpenAI data demand.
In a statement about the deal, scale interim CEO Jason Droege explain The startup “remains unambiguously remains an independent company”, adding: “Nothing has changed in our commitment to protecting customer data.”
Openai is now betting on alternative data providers it operates, including new immigrants in areas such as Mercor.
According to Bloomberg, proportion initially hired a “army of contractors” to mark images and texts from early AI systems in the past few years. Later, the company took action to hire more educated contractors to help develop complex AI models.
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