I attractedDeadA group of artificial intelligence scientists for major competing companies, among them GoogleIn order to establish a new team that focuses on developing the ARATIFICIAL Intelligence (ARATIFICIAL Intelligence), according to a report from Bloomberg.
This report coincides with the statement of the CEO of “Oben AI”, Sam Altman – in Podcast with his brother Jack Altman – that “Mita” tried to attract a group of artificial intelligence scientists in “Oben AI” through offers and salaries that amounted to 100 million dollars, but it failed to do so, according to the report of the Tech Cranch Technical website.
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The report “Tech Kranch” – on the tongue of Sam Altman – added a set of comments on the current “dead” situation and its efforts to reach comprehensive artificial intelligence, stressing that “Oben AI” has a greater opportunity to achieve comprehensive artificial intelligence compared to the rest of the companies, thanks to the creative environment sponsored by the company, indicating that “dead” focuses on salaries more than its focus on the environment Creative.
Core for a new team
The Bloomberg report confirmed that the transfer wave and appointments that Meta is fighting now is part of the company’s efforts to establish a new artificial intelligence team that enhances the company’s position among competing companies.
So it was pivotal for the company to attract a group of the most prominent names in the world of artificial intelligence, which is what Zuckerberg is trying to do personally, according to the Bloomberg report, who confirmed that the CEO of the company is sometimes interviewing himself from his home and calling the candidates personally.
Bloomberg indicated the success of Zuckerberg in attracting Jack Ray, a head researcher at Google DeepMind as well as Johan Schalke, head of the automated learning department at Sesame, by spending tens of millions of dollars in addition to offering some of the company’s shares within these deals, according to the report.
At the forefront of the new talents received to “Mita”, Alexander Wang, 28, the founder of the “Skil AI” company, in which “Mita” has invested 14 billion dollars compared to 49% of the company’s shares, and it is expected – according to Bloomberg – that a group of artificial intelligence scientists in the company will move to “Mita”, as the latter seeks to appoint 50 new artificial intelligence worlds.