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Reliable AI, reimagined | Scale AI (opens the original)
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A new look for the next decade of Scale. http://scale.com
Benchmarking Coding Agents: Scale AI Research Meetup (NYC) 08/13/26 (opens the original)
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Highlights from our third Scale Labs Research Meetup in NYC! Watch lightning talks from top coding researchers and industry leaders sharing their latest benchmark and research findings. Featured Speakers & Talks: * Kilian Lieret (AI Research Scientist, Meta) – ProgramBench * Eugene Wu (Associate Professor, Columbia University) – BranchBench * Miguel Romero Calvo (ML Research Engineer, Scale AI) – Terminal Bench * Mohit Raghavendra (ML Research Engineer, Scale AI) – SWE Atlas Subscribe for more t
Inside Scale’s Vision for Saudi Arabia (opens the original)
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In this episode of Local Optima, Talal AlBakr, Scale AI’s Country Lead in Saudi Arabia, explores why successful AI adoption starts with understanding the real problem, not forcing the technology. A conversation about honest partnerships, changing direction, and building AI solutions that deliver meaningful impact.
Benchmark Breakdown: SWE Atlas | Chain of Thought (opens the original)
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Join Scale's Yannis He, Mohit Raghavendra, and Brad Kenstler as they breakdown the SWE Atlas benchmark.
Chain of Thought: Harbor (opens the original)
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The co-creators of Harbor and Frontier-bench, Alex Shaw and Ryan Marten joined Scale AI's Yannis He and Miguel Romero Calvo to chat all things Harbor. They discuss why data, evals, and training pipelines don't transfer cleanly across different agents and use cases, and how Harbor's format, framework, and registry fix that. Check out Harbor here: https://harborframework.com
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