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'No One Violates Privacy Like Meta': Scott Galloway Says Years of User Data Could Become an AI Advantage

BenzingaDaragh Thomas

Scott Galloway says Meta’s years of user data could give Muse an AI edge even if its models lag Anthropic and OpenAI.

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