A 25-year-old college dropout has become the world's newest self-made billionaire
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| Alexandre Wang |
Alexandre Wang grew up in the shadow of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. His parents were scientists who worked on military weapons projects.
According to the government's needs, Wang's company, Scale AI, has already signed three contracts worth up to $110 million to aid the US Air Force and Army in employing artificial intelligence.
The program developed by Scale analyzes satellite photographs far faster than human analysts. It isn't only beneficial to the military.
Scale, which Wang founded when he was 19, is used by over 300 firms, including General Motors and Flexport, to help them pan gold from rivers of raw data, such as millions of shipping records or raw film.
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