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Meta is going hard to compete in the AI talent war "Regular rules don't apply" - '$100M' signing bonuses - $14B 49% stake in Scale AI - Alexandr Wang to lead Meta's Superintelligence team - Plans to hire Safe Superintelligence CEO Daniel Gross & fmr GitHub Nat Friedman "The... show more

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Jackson Uranovor 1 Jahr

AI researchers are getting traded like Pro athletes

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Molly O’Sheavor 1 Jahr

we need a highlight reel of these swaps

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Show me someone who got a 100m sign on bonus. This is bologna.

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Molly O’Sheavor 1 Jahr

“”””“‘$100M’””””

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Meta's playing hardball, huh? Data's the real gold now.

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regular rules, finally crumbling. Down with the non competes, with the secret deals to keep workers down. We should have never had gloves on, or these "regular rules"

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Sebastiano Ai𝕩 Carrozzovor 1 Jahr

👀 meta making big moves

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JK999vor 1 Jahr

Does building a super team work in tech like it does with the NBA? Whose to say bringing so many blue chip players together will make a championship team? I'd bet a lot of these guys just coast and take Zucks cash. +1 for small and focused teams to make it like cluely.

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My boyfriend works at OpenAI and they have the whole week off!!! ngmi

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these days, the easiest way to make $1m ARR is to raise $20m and collect the interest

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Xfinity: Make something nobody wants

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have you felt the momentum shift? the ARR ponzi is coming to an end OpenAI Perplexity Cursor Mercor they will all look like langchain in 18 mo

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