Following recent inquiries from stakeholders, Scale AI clarified that Meta’s investment will not alter its independence (18/6).

Unlike other deals in the AI sector, this partnership does not involve business integration.

Scale confirmed that Meta will not have access to its internal systems or confidential customer data.

The company stated that Meta’s commercial engagement would follow the same protections and restrictions as those applied to all Scale customers.

Board Participation Without Operational Involvement

Scale stated that Alex, who joins the Board of Directors, will support the company’s mission in alignment with best practices in corporate governance.

He will not be involved in daily operations, including customer or contributor activities.

“Alex will continue to support Scale’s mission as a member of the company's Board of Directors,” the company noted, adding that directors must safeguard confidential information and recuse themselves when conflicts arise.

Commitment to Confidentiality and Conflict Management

All Scale directors and employees are held to strict confidentiality standards.

The company emphasized that it enforces internal guidelines to prevent exposure to sensitive information.

“Our conflict of interest guidelines and protections include recusal to manage potential conflicts,” Scale stated, reiterating that its governance framework protects against improper disclosure and competitive risk.

Customer Data Remains Secure and Isolated

Scale reassured customers that its systems keep each client’s data isolated and protected.

“Customer data stays safe and separate,” the statement confirmed.

The company said its infrastructure includes multiple layers of security across internal processes and product features, underscoring its ongoing commitment to confidentiality.

Certified Security and Industry Standards

To ensure data protection, Scale continues to undergo independent testing by leading security firms.

The company meets strict industry benchmarks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP.

“We’re independently tested and certified,” Scale stated, confirming that these standards remain a core part of its operations.

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