Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently been in something like employment, trying to keep Meta’s new Superintelligence team to competing lab AI researchers and staff. Meta reportedly provided employees to Openai and Google Deepmind employees to work physically on Zuckerberg’s desks with teams led by former Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang. Compensation package worth over $100 million.
Openai CEO Sam Altman confirmed these reports on a podcast with his brother Jack Altman. It will be released on Tuesday. However, Openai’s CEO said Zuckerberg’s recruitment efforts have largely failed, and in the process they have forced Meta to be excavated several more times.
“[Meta has] Sam Altman said on his podcast: [in] Annual rewards […] I’m really happy that none of our best people have decided to take him into it, at least so far. ”
Openai’s CEO said he believes his employees have evaluated Openai that it is likely to achieve AGI and that one day it could become a more valuable company. He also said he believes that Meta is focused on high employee compensation packages rather than on missions to provide AGIs.
Meta reportedly tried to Pouch Noam Brown, one of Openai’s principal investigators, and Koray Kavukcuoglu, an AI architect at Google. But both efforts failed.
Sam Altman went on to say that Openai’s culture of innovation is the key to its success and believes Meta’s “current AI efforts aren’t going as well as they hoped.” Openai’s CEO said he respects a lot about the meta, but “I don’t think it’s a company that’s good at innovation.” Later on the podcast, Altman said he thinks it’s not enough for companies to keep up with AI.
Openai’s comments highlight some of the challenges META must overcome to build a successful AI Superintelligence Lab. In addition to bringing the King, Meta announced it last week I invested a lot At Scale AI, a former company of Wang. The company is also reported We caught some star AI researcherssuch as Jack Rae from Google Deepmind and Johan Schalkwyk from Sesame Ai. But there’s more work to be done ahead.
Next year, Meta will need to staff the new AI team, but Openai, Anthropic and Google Deepmind will run at full speed. Over the next few months, Openai plans to release an open AI model that is likely to re-set more meta in AI races.
Later on a podcast, Sam Altman described an AI-powered social media feed that is likely to break into Meta’s apps. Openai said he’s interested in using AI to explore social media apps that provide custom feeds based on what users want, rather than the default algorithm feeds that exist in traditional social media apps.
Openai reportedly reportedly reported Working with social networking apps Internally. Meanwhile, META is experimenting with AI-powered social networks via the Meta AI app. However, some users seem to be confused by the Meta AI app and share hyper-personal chats with the wider world.
It’s still possible to see if AI-powered social networks will take off. In the meantime, Zuckerberg and Sam Altman appear to be poised to stab their heads into AI talent races.
