Meta Bought Scale, But Not Stability

Meta’s fourth AI reorganization in six months raises real questions
Meta has reorganized its artificial intelligence operations four times in just six months. Few global companies move their core research groups around at that pace, and fewer still while committing tens of billions of dollars to new data centers and record-setting salaries for engineers. The constant restructuring makes it transparent: scale and spending alone do not guarantee results. Unless Meta can match its investments with stable management and credible governance, the company could weaken the programs it hopes will lead the next era of superintelligence. The company has also invested heavily in talent and infrastructure. Meta acquired a stake in Scale AI and appointed Alexandr Wang to a senior role. Reporting indicates the firm has recruited engineers from OpenAI, Google, Anthropi
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Mukundan Sivaraj
Mukundan covers the AI startup ecosystem for AIM Media House. Reach out to him at mukundan.sivaraj@aimmediahouse.com.
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