OpenAI reportedly ‘recalibrating’ compensation in response to Meta hires

With the success of a successful meta-bracoming of a number of its senior researchers, an Openai leader would have reassured the team members on Saturday that the management of the company did not “intertwine”.

“I feel a visceral feeling right now, as if someone had entered our house and stole something,” wrote research director Mark Chen A soft note obtained by Wired.

In response to what seems to be a series of meta hiring, Chen said that he, CEO Sam Altman and other Openai leaders worked “24 hours a day, to speak to those who have offers”, and they have “been more proactive than ever, we recalidate the COM and that we extend creative means to recognize and re -evaluate the upper talents”.

During last week, various press reports have Eight noted researchers Who left Openai for Meta. Altman even complained about a podcast that Meta offered “100 million dollars in bonus signature”, “ a description that meta-frames have rejected against internally.