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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.
OpenAI unveils ChatGPT agent—an AI-powered personal assistant that can browse the web, manage files, and complete tasks, raising both excitement and safety concerns.
Meta has been aggressively hiring AI talent, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg making it a top priority for the company. The social media giant is investing heavily in employees and data centers to keep up with competitors like OpenAI and Google. The company is even offering multiyear packages worth over $100 million to AI experts like Gunter.
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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.
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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
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.
From Gaming Studios to Senior Managers, Microsoft Cuts 9000 More Jobs… In what is the company’s second downsizing in 2025, Microsoft has laid off around 9000 employees which is nearly 4% of their global task force.
Jason Wei and Hyung Won Chung have left OpenAI to join Meta's superintelligence lab, as the tech giants intensify their battle for top AI talent.
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman said on social media January 12 that the company will release an open-weight model next week, citing the need for additional safety testing as the reason for delays.
Explore Cognition AI’s acquisition of Windsurf and its impact on AI, software development, and employee ownership in the tech industry.
The US' artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI recently put a spotlight on a Chinese AI startup that it believes is on the "front line" of "China's race to lead the world in AI," the CNBC reported.
Mira Murati, founder and CEO of Thinking Machine Labs, worked at OpenAI as the chief technology officer for six years.