Fight Chat Control (fightchatcontrol.eu)

> As of mid-August, Meta had successfully hired more than 20 researchers and engineers from OpenAI for the effort, at least 13 from Google, three from Apple, three from xAI and two from Anthropic for a total of 50-plus new employees.

The rest of us look for cultural fit.

impish9208 · 1h ago

Gift link: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/meta-ai-hiring-freeze-fda6b3c4?s...

hooloovoo_zoo · 40m ago

Meta already bought all openAI’s secrets; now it just needs to let the GPUs cook.

ipnon · 14m ago

When it is framed in this way the compensations are rational.

yahoozoo · 5m ago

Surely Meta is going to be the company that turns LLMs into, not just AGI, but ASI.

seatac76 · 1h ago

Makes sense the payroll numbers of true are those of a 300+ person AI startup.

IncreasePosts · 47m ago

You'd think instead of paying 1 really good engineer $250M you could pay 5 really good engineers $50M each.

SOLAR_FIELDS · 38m ago

This is a Bighead on the roof scenario. They aren't paying $250m to actually have $250m worth of work produced. They're paying it so that their competition doesn't have it.

guluarte · 54m ago

Zuckerberg is like the billionaire version of the average Twitter idiot that jumps on the current memes, like crypto, NFTs, the metaverse, and now AI.

add-sub-mul-div · 51m ago

Sounds like another thing he stole from the Winklevoss twins.

nutribueno · 48m ago

LOL nice

xqcgrek2 · 50m ago

I'd be embarrassed to work for Meta or have it on my resume/CV

animitronix · 1h ago

Lol. Meta has always been such a clownshow...

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