OpenAI's Top Researchers Join Meta, Sparking Retention Efforts
In a recent development, eight researchers from OpenAI have reportedly joined Meta in the past week. This news has sparked a reaction from OpenAI's leadership, with the company exploring new retention strategies.
OpenAI's Chief Research Officer, Mark Chen, expressed a strong sentiment regarding the departures, stating 'I feel a visceral feeling right now, as if someone has broken into our home and stolen something.' Despite these losses, there are no indications that top management employees have moved to Meta.
OpenAI leadership has been actively engaged in discussions with employees who have received offers from other companies to retain them. The company is also 'recalibrating comp' and exploring creative ways to recognize and reward top talent as part of its retention efforts. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has publicly commented on the competitive hiring environment, mentioning Meta's $100 million signing bonuses.
The departure of eight researchers from OpenAI to Meta has led to a strong reaction from OpenAI's leadership. The company is actively working to retain talent and has been exploring new compensation strategies to recognize and reward top performers.
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