AI Vendor Risk Case Study. The Meta Manus Shock

Описание: AI vendor risk moved from contracts to geopolitics. The Meta Manus AI deal shows why origin, data, and talent now decide whether AI acquisitions survive regulatory pressure.

This video examines the failed Meta acquisition of Manus AI and explains why it matters for every organisation relying on artificial intelligence. A two billion dollar deal collapsed due to regulatory intervention linked to the origin of the technology rather than corporate location. The analysis covers how export controls, data security laws, and developer nationality extend jurisdiction far beyond headquarters or funding structures. The Manus case illustrates how AI vendors with rapid growth and global ambitions still carry historical exposure tied to where algorithms were built and trained. The discussion then shifts to practical implications for enterprise buyers. Vendor due diligence now requires scrutiny of intellectual property origin, regulatory approvals, relocation history, and operational contingency planning. The video concludes with the wider impact on global AI markets and why this case sets a reference point for future cross border AI transactions.

The Deal That Looked Perfect
Why Beijing Intervened
Export Controls and Data Jurisdiction
The New AI Due Diligence Playbook
What This Means for Global AI Markets

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