Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang Writes Letter to President Trump: ‘America Must Win the AI War.’
Accompanied by a full-page advertisement in The Washington Post, the letter is a public declaration by Wang insisting that the U.S. must maintain AI dominance over China.
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