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Bloomberg· 2025-07-03 06:25
Meta's lavish multimillion-dollar budget for recruiting top AI talent may not guarantee success, said Helen Toner, former OpenAI board member https://t.co/STAPDgtrKw ...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman criticizes Meta's AI talent-poaching effort: Report
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 10:55
Talent Acquisition & Competition - Meta is attempting to recruit OpenAI employees, but OpenAI's CEO downplays the significance, suggesting Meta is not acquiring top-tier talent [1][2] - OpenAI believes its shares offer greater potential upside compared to the publicly traded Meta [2] - Meta is offering substantial multi-year deals, reportedly worth $300 million, to attract scientists and engineers, with some receiving $100 million upfront [3] Cultural & Performance Implications - OpenAI raises concerns about the potential cultural impact within Meta due to high, guaranteed compensation packages, questioning the work ethic of new hires [4] - The industry observes that employees attracted by high paychecks may lack company loyalty and could easily leave for better offers [5] Large Language Model (LLM) Landscape - Meta is actively working to enhance its Llama LLM, but it is currently considered less successful than those developed by Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google [6]
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2025-06-23 13:16
Equity Research U.S. Internet 20 June 2025 U.S. Internet Charts Worth a Look – AI Talent War Heating Up? Seven-figure retention bonuses and lengthy non-competes may not be enough to keep top talent at the largest AI labs, although recent headlines suggesting much larger payouts (and acqui-hires) indicate the AI talent wars continue to escalate. We appreciate your 5-star vote in the 2025 Extel All-America Research Survey in the Internet Largecap and Internet Small & Midcap categories. View our analysts » Vot ...
Meta Approaches OpenAI Staff, David Sacks on Genius Act | Bloomberg Tech 6/18/2025
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-06-18 21:09
>> "BLOOMBERG TECH IS LIVE FROM COAST-TO-COAST. CAROLINE HYDE NEW YORK, ED LUDLOW IN SAN FRANCISCO. ED: COMING UP, SAM ALTMAN SAYS THAT MEHTA OFFERED HIS EMPLOYEES SIGNING BONUSES AS HIGH AS $100 MILLION.CAROLINE: AND A WIN FOR THE CRYPTO INDUSTRY AFTER A STABLECOIN BILL PASSES THE SENATE. WE DISCUSS IT WITH DAVID SACHS. ED: ANOTHER EXTENSION OF THE SALE ON TIKTOK.FRANK MCCOURT JUNIOR TALKS ABOUT HIS BID. CAROLINE: IN THESE MARKETS, THE MACRO PERSPECTIVE IS THAT THE FED DECISION IS COMING IN A FEW HOURS AND ...