<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Google and Microsoft are reportedly considering cutting ties with Scale AI, following Meta's large investment in the startup.</li><li>Google had planned to pay Scale $200 million this year, but is now having discussions with competitors.</li><li>Microsoft is also looking to pull back, while OpenAI had made a similar decision earlier.</li><li>Scale AI's clients include self-driving car companies, the U.S. government, and generative AI companies.</li><li>Generative AI companies utilize Scale's workers with specialized knowledge for annotating data to train models.</li><li>Google declined to comment on the report, while Scale spokesperson mentioned that its business remains strong and independent.</li><li>Meta's investment of $14.3 billion in Scale for a 49% stake led to Scale CEO Alexandr Wang joining Meta.</li><li>The Scale spokesperson affirmed that the company safeguards its customers' data.</li><li>Scale AI operates as an independent company despite Meta's investment.</li><li>Meta aims to develop superintelligence with Scale's help, as per earlier reports.</li></ul>

Google reportedly plans to cut ties with Scale AI

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