# 中國國家主席習近平表示中國將對美國企業「開放更大門戶」。 *genai · news · 2026-05-15 · Forbes* ## Key points - Meta 收購了 Scale AI 140 億美元的股份，其共同創辦人 Alexandr Wang 離職。 - 在執行長 Jason Droege 領導下，Scale AI 從數據標註轉向協助企業建立內部 AI 應用。 - Scale AI 去年營收近 10 億美元，部分歸功於 Meta 的投資。 - 司法部要求主要科技公司提供 EZ Lynk 應用調查中的用戶數據。 - 加密貨幣監管在參議院推進，將大多數代幣歸類為商品期貨交易委員會（CFTC）管轄的數位商品。 After Meta acquired a $14 billion stake in Scale AI last year and former CEO and cofounder Alexandr Wang left, the future of the company was unclear. Scale had been a powerhouse in the market of human data, where armies of clickworkers generate data to train cutting edge AI models like Google’s Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. But the company’s new CEO Jason Droege has shifted its investment away from data labeling and toward helping large enterprises develop their own internal AI applications. That strategy appears to be working, with Scale telling Forbes it tallied just shy of $1 billion in revenue last year, though part of that growth could be due in large part to its new shareholder. This is a published version of the Forbes Daily newsletter, you can sign-up to get Forbes Daily in your inbox here. First Up Chinese President Xi Jinping said his country’s door will “open wider” to U.S. companies in a discussion with top U.S. executives that included Elon Musk, Tim Cook and Jensen Huang, according to Chinese state news. Huang’s net worth surpassed $200 billion for the first time as Nvidia shares rallied on reports that the U.S. would allow the sale of the company’s H200 chips to 10 Chinese tech firms. Nvidia’s gains helped boost the S&P 500 to a new record, closing above 7,500 for the first time. Business + Finance AI chipmaker Cerebras finally went public Thursday after a long process that started in 2024, paused a few times, and ultimately raised $5.5 billion in its debut. Its cofounders are reaping the benefits, with CEO Andrew Feldman now worth $3.4 billion, thanks to his roughly 5% stake. Wealth + Entrepreneurship The Justice Department is expected to drop criminal charges against Asia’s second-richest person, Gautam Adani, after he promised to invest $10 billion in the U.S. economy. Adani, who chairs the India-based Adani Group, was indicted in November 2024 on allegations of participating in a $250 million bribery scheme. Tech + Innovation The Justice Department is demanding that major tech companies provide the identities, addresses and purchase histories of at least 100,000 people who used a car tinkering app made by EZ Lynk, as part of an ongoing case against the company over its alleged role in Clean Air Act violations. It’s a rare example of the government obtaining subpoenas to grab data on anyone who downloaded an app, and it has raised concerns about government overreach. Money + Politics Crypto stocks climbed as the Senate Banking Committee advanced a bill clarifying regulatory oversight of the industry, a top legislative priority for the sector that had stalled for months. The legislation allows most crypto tokens to be classified as “digital commodities” overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, while a smaller subset deemed “securities” stay with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Science + Healthcare In the second largest fundraise ever for a biotech company, Isomorphic Labs raised $2.1 billion, the latest sign that the market has high hopes for AI to fix its costly, lengthy drug development process. Still, Isomorphic, which formed as an Alphabet company in 2021, is tight-lipped on what drugs it might bring to clinical trials. DAILY COVER STORY The Payday From These 3 Companies Would Outstrip A Decade Of VC Returns The initial public offerings for SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are on track to outstrip the cash VCs have raked in on every other startup exit since 2016—combined. Elon Musk’s space giant is now tipped to go public at a valuation of over $1.5 trillion, as soon as June following its merger with xAI in February, which valued the combined business at $1.25 trillion. OpenAI and Anthropic are now valued at $852 billion and $380 billion, respectively, with Anthropic reportedly in talks to at least match its archrival’s valuation in a new fundraise. PitchBook data shows that $1.58 trillion was generated from all stock market listings, takeovers and mergers in the U.S. over the last five years (with 2021’s listing and SPAC bonanza driving over half of that total). SpaceX’s market cap alone could eclipse this (but the company reportedly plans to float only around 5% of its equity). Venture capital funds hold relatively modest stakes in the three giants, compared to Musk, who is poised to become the world’s first trillionaire with SpaceX’s IPO, OpenAI’s trust, and Anthropic’s corporate backers like Google and Amazon, according to Forbes estimates, corporate and court filings. Even so, corporate and venture investors could stand to make $815 billion in profits from these three companies at current valuations. That outstrips the net gain of $666 billion investors took home from the last decade of startup investing, says Meghan Reynolds, managing partner at tech fund Altimeter. “It is a wildly, wildly concentrated market,” says Reynolds, whose $20 billion fund has invested in OpenAI and Anthropic. WHY IT MATTERS That demand has spawned an industry around selling access to this tiny club of the hottest startups to investors and family offices. The invite-only deals often involve early backers or employees selling shares or options to buy them via special-purpose vehicles. It’s hard for investors in such SPVs to know exactly what they’re actually buying, but the size of the opportunity is hard to resist. MORE Abu Dhabi’s Hidden Stake In One Of Venture Capital’s Biggest Players FACTS + COMMENTS AI giant Anthropic announced a major partnership with the Gates Foundation aimed at increasing equity in AI development. The goal is to develop AI tools for use in health, education and agriculture: $200 million: The size of the deal Four: How many years the funds will be committed over $50 million: The value of a separate deal recently struck by Anthropic rival OpenAI with the Gates Foundation STRATEGY + SUCCESS While the number of entry-level jobs is shrinking in part due to AI, that doesn’t mean opportunities have completely disappeared. Before you apply for anything, start with being strategic about networking: Map out the ideal roles you’re interested in and build connections from there. And when applying, try to emphasize the real-world impact you had in your college experiences, like summer internships or volunteering. VIDEO QUIZ Lawmakers in one state are considering a tax on homes that are worth over $1 million and purchased with cash. Which state is it? A. California B. Oregon C. Michigan D. New York Check your answer. Thanks for reading! This edition of Forbes Daily was edited by Sarah Whitmire and Chris Dobstaff. **Companies:** Meta, Google, OpenAI, Nvidia, Cerebras, Scale AI, Adani Group, Isomorphic Labs, EZ Lynk **Countries:** United States, China, India [Read the full story on Forbes](https://www.forbes.com/sites/daniellechemtob/2026/05/15/forbes-daily-nvidias-stock-rally-fuels-the-sp-500-to-new-heights/) --- Canonical: https://newsio.io/zh-TW/n/3886c888-b3bc-4d76-904b-843ba4f65737/meta-scale-ai-140-alexandr-wang Summarized by Newsio from Forbes. https://newsio.io/how-it-works