OpenAI reforms salaries in response to the recruitment of their troops

Openai In response to the extensive attraction of its senior forces in MetaHe has announced the immediate and serious salaries and will use creative solutions to maintain its key talents.

According to reports, Mark Chen, senior research manager, told the staff in a note: “I feel someone has entered our house and stole something.” He emphasized that the company’s leadership team, along with Sam Altman, CEO, are negotiating with people who have received meta offers. Our team will make no effort to maintain our troops.

OpenAI’s reaction to attracting his senior forces in Meta

These reactions by recruiting 4 senior Openai researchers in meta and reports on maximum reward offer $ 100 million Meta has intensified, although meta managers have officially rejected the figure.

Mark Chen wrote Meta actively developed its artificial intelligence projects last month and is trying to attract some of Openai’s best talents by providing tempting finances. Sources close to Meta have also confirmed that the company has extensive programs to recruit research forces, especially from Openai and Google.

Chen’s note also posted messages from five other Openai research leaders who encourage employees to stay and ask them not to be pressured and consult if needed.

These recommendations are provided when the workload of Openai is very high and some up to 80 hours Work in the week; For this reason, the company plans to shut down on a wide range next week for employees to have a chance to relax, but senior executives will continue to work.

At the end of his note, Mark Chen emphasized that we should focus on the great goal, the development of general artificial intelligence. Conflicts and competitions with meta are merely a temporary subject. “This is our main mission and we have to separate it from the competition,” he said. Sam Altman, the CEO of Openai, also appreciated his leadership and honesty in response to Chen’s message and has considered it an example of hard but necessary decisions.