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Zuck's Haul: Tracking Meta's AI Talent Acquisitions

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Re: Zuck's Haul: Tracking Meta's AI Talent Acquisitions

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Post by swiftlysingh »

Meta is on a mission to dominate AI, aggressively recruiting top researchers from OpenAI, DeepMind, and beyond. Zuck’s Haul is a fun, community-driven tracker that monitors these high-profile hires and acquisitions. Stay informed about the shifting landscape of AI talent: zuckshaul.com

Re: Zuck's Haul: Tracking Meta's AI Talent Acquisitions

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I wonder what these people get once they are hired and show up at the office (or maybe they are remote)?

A laptop, a corner office, a team under them? A task to work on, free hands to do whatever?

How does meta organize this band of rock stars? Are they all working on the same project?

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Post by swiftlysingh »

chvid wrote: post #3

I wonder what these people get once they are hired and show up at the office (or maybe they are remote)? A laptop, a corner office, a team under them? A task to work on, free hands to do whatever? How does meta organize this band of rock stars? Are they all working on the same project?

From what I’ve seen, these engineers typically have deep expertise building state-of-the-art AI models, leading groundbreaking research projects, or driving major advancements at labs like OpenAI or DeepMind. I think Meta might be assembling these rockstar hires into a special team—something like “Meta Superintelligence”—to push their AI capabilities to the next level.

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Post by chvid »

swiftlysingh wrote: post #4
chvid wrote: post #3

I wonder what these people get once they are hired and show up at the office (or maybe they are remote)? A laptop, a corner office, a team under them? A task to work on, free hands to do whatever? How does meta organize this band of rock stars? Are they all working on the same project?

From what I’ve seen, these engineers typically have deep expertise building state-of-the-art AI models, leading groundbreaking research projects, or driving major advancements at labs like OpenAI or DeepMind. I think Meta might be assembling these rockstar hires into a special team—something like “Meta Superintelligence”—to push their AI capabilities to the next level.

You still need a lot of (non-obvious) organization to get the something of these pricey hires.
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