Alexandr Wang, the AI director of Meta and a billionaire at 25, calls for calm in Silicon Valley amid tensions between leaders in the field of artificial intelligence.

Alexandr Wang, the director of artificial intelligence at Meta, became a billionaire at 25, but he faces strained relationships in the AI industry. In the podcast 'Core Memory', he emphasized that the conflicts between industry leaders, such as Sam Altman and Elon Musk, are regrettable and expressed hope that these animosities will fade. Wang has been criticized by Yann LeCun, his former colleague at Meta, who called him 'inexperienced'. Although Wang acknowledges the tensions, he proposes to turn frustration into positive energy for technology development. Wang founded Scale AI, a company valued at $7.3 billion, and has worked with major companies and government institutions. His story began early, and the decision to leave MIT to build his own company proved to be a successful one, making him one of the youngest self-made billionaires in the world.