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OpenAI and other AI players are targeting Wall Street's quant stars with multimillion-dollar paydays
AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic are targeting quants with a tantalizing pitch: eye-popping pay and a chance to build the future.
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In an industry grappling with talent scarcity, OpenAI's approach to recruitment is rooted in the company's mission-oriented and startup roots.
The ChatGPT maker was about to release its first major open-weight model, but a last-minute discovery has put the project on ice, fueling speculation about what went wrong.
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Zacks.com on MSNGoogle Goes Windsurfing in the AI War for TalentThe "acqui-hire" strategy is on fire in this battle among tech titans seeking AI dominance and a Goliath just beat David
Meta has been aggressively poaching AI talent from rivals like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic ... that Meta offered his employees $100 million signing bonuses to leave. "The strategy of a ton of upfront guaranteed comp and that being the reason you tell ...
Uncover Meta’s aggressive strategy to poach AI talent from OpenAI with massive contracts, aiming for “godlike” AI technology.
Meta recruits AI experts from Apple, including Tom Gunter and Mark Lee, to strengthen its AI capabilities and regain market competitiveness.
Meta Platforms Inc. hired a pair of key artificial intelligence researchers who worked at Apple Inc., shortly after poaching their former boss from the iPhone maker.
Mark Zuckerberg and Meta are spending billions to recruit top artificial intelligence talent, triggering debates about whether the aggressive hiring spree will pay off in the competitive generative AI race.
The poaching of AI researchers from the likes of OpenAI — with salaries in the tens of millions of dollars — and the debut of Meta’s new Superintelligence group comes after the Facebook operator
A Meta exec calls Sam Altman “dishonest,” my conversation with the startup CEO who is suing OpenAI, and AI is coming for games. During a company-wide all-hands meeting on Thursday, some of Meta’s top executives were asked about the “$100 million signing bonuses” that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claimed they had been offering to poach his employees.
Mira Murati, founder and CEO of Thinking Machine Labs, worked at OpenAI as the chief technology officer for six years.