Meet world's youngest self-made billionaire Alexandr Wang - A former college-dropout!

The student who dropped out of college at the age of 19 and started a new company has now become a multi-millionaire.

Alexandr Wang, 25, who lives in the United States, has become the world's youngest billionaire. Wang has been interested in accounting since childhood and enrolled in machine learning at the prestigious MIT College. However, due to his interest in coding, he left college at the age of 19 and started a company called Scale AI. Wang-Kin's company is currently working on projects for the U.S. military and leading companies.

Scale AI

Scale AI is a company that analyzes data through artificial intelligence technology. Wang was introduced at the age of 17 to Lucy Kyo. Discovering Wang's immense potential in coding, Lucy talks to him about trying to create a new company. That's how Scale AI was started. Wang is the co-founder of this company.

The company, which works for the U.S. Navy and Army, accurately analyzes data from satellites. In addition, Scale AI currently collaborates with 300 of the world's largest companies.

Wang's parents were physicists in the U.S. Army's weapons production division. Wang, who has been interested in the military and satellites ever since, is currently working with the US military.

Wang owns 15 percent of Scale AI. Their value is US $ 1 billion. It is noteworthy that Wang was included in the list of the richest people under the age of 30 in 2018.

Wang, who dropped out of college at the age of 19 and started his own company, has surprised many by becoming the world's youngest billionaire.