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Moonshot AI valued at $50 billion in latest private funding round, WSJ reports

The Wall Street Journal says CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China.

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Moonshot AI valued at $50 billion in latest private funding round, WSJ reports

The Wall Street Journal says CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Beijing-based Moonshot AI’s latest private funding round values the startup at $50 billion. CEO Yang Zhilin decided against a career in the U.S. to create the company, the Journal says.

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Moonshot AI CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China. Now, his Beijing-based startup’s latest private funding round values it at $50 billion. 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/4A9SV5g
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The 33-Year-Old AI Hotshot Taking Silicon Valley Swagger Back to Beijing
Yang Zhilin decided against a career in the U.S. to create Moonshot AI, whose open-weight model is shaking up global markets.
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The Wall Street Journal@WSJ 3 hrs ago
Moonshot AI CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China. Now, his Beijing-based startup’s latest private funding round values it at $50 billion. 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/4A9SV5g
wsj.com
The 33-Year-Old AI Hotshot Taking Silicon Valley Swagger Back to Beijing
Yang Zhilin decided against a career in the U.S. to create Moonshot AI, whose open-weight model is shaking up global markets.
- likes: 185
- replies: 32
- bookmarks: 27
- reposts: 36

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@WSJMoonshot AI CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China. Now, his Beijing-based startup’s latest private funding round values it at $50 billion. 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/4A9SV5g

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The Wall Street Journal@WSJ 3 hrs ago
Moonshot AI CEO Yang Zhilin surprised some of his Carnegie Mellon professors by choosing to return to China. Now, his Beijing-based startup’s latest private funding round values it at $50 billion. 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/4A9SV5g
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The 33-Year-Old AI Hotshot Taking Silicon Valley Swagger Back to Beijing
Yang Zhilin decided against a career in the U.S. to create Moonshot AI, whose open-weight model is shaking up global markets.
- likes: 185
- replies: 32
- bookmarks: 27
- reposts: 36

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