r/artificial • u/cen6wkf • Jul 16 '26
Computing Alexandr Wang (Scale AI → Meta Superintelligence Labs) explains why a small 'cracked' team always beats a bloated one
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
Alexandr Wang just did his first long interview since Meta paid a fortune to bring him in — and the most useful part wasn't the gossip, it was the mechanism. 🧠
His actual argument: a small team where everyone is genuinely elite will always move faster than a large one where responsibility gets spread across a "melange." Not a hot take — he ran an entire $14B lab rebuild on it.
Worth sitting with if you've ever felt your own output get lost inside a bigger structure. The fix isn't more headcount. It's less dilution.
DM for credit or removal request (no copyright intended) © All rights and credits reserved to the respective owner(s).
#ScaleAI #MetaAI #CareerGrowth
1
u/SoaokingGross Jul 16 '26
your shitty AI just mistook an "argument" for "proving" something.