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OpenAI accuses Meta of trying to poach developers from OpenAI for $100 million

Online reports, according to the British Financial Times, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman accused Zuckerberg's Meta of trying to catch up with the artificial intelligence competition and use a US$100 million signing bonus and higher salary to poach developers from OpenAI. Altman said Meta, which has a market capitalisation of $1.8 trillion, has begun making "huge offers" to employees on his team after its current efforts to advance artificial intelligence fell behind. He added: "I think it's reasonable for them to continue to try. Their current efforts in artificial intelligence have not achieved the expected results, and I respect their continued proactive attitude 3. But none of his "best talents" accepted Zuckerberg's invitation." According to a person familiar with the matter, CEO Zuckerberg has been personally selecting talents and calling them as part of his plan to advance super-intelligence.

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