Artificial Intelligence researcher rejected Mark Zuckerberg’s $ 2 billion proposal

One researcher who works at the former OpenAi chief executive Mira Morati, a researcher at Mira Mirahi, has apparently rejected a huge $ 1 billion Meta billion -dollar offer to join the company’s artificial intelligence laboratory.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is working hard to attract the best artificial intelligence talents for his new artificial intelligence team, and to achieve this goal, he is willing to make great suggestions to senior scholars in the field. But it is not apparently not all people to be seduced by the promise of money to join the meta.

Rejection of the $ 1 billion Meta’s proposal by the researcher Thinking Machines

The Wall Street Journal said in a report, saying Zuckerberg contacted Mira Morat, a former OpenAi chief technology manager a few months ago, and suggested to buy his startups, Thinking Machines Lab.

But when Morati rejected the offer, the Meta CEO responded to him with a full -fledged attack. In the following weeks, Meta contacted more than 5 out of about 5 startups of Thinking Machines Lab to tempt them to join the meta.

Zuckerberg’s main goal was Andrew Talak, a prominent researcher and co -founder of the startup. According to informed sources, to separate him from the team, Zuckerberg had offered a perennial and $ 1 billion package, which could have reached $ 1.5 billion in at least six years in the event of the company’s superb rewards and performance.

Despite this staggering and tempting amount, even one member of Thinking Machines Lab did not accept these offers.

Of course, a spokesman for Meta Meta spokesman called the reports “false and ridiculous”, saying that the proposed rewards packages are based on increased stock value of the company. He also added that Meta is not interested in buying startup Thinking Machines.