OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has responded to Meta's aggressive AI talent poaching, calling it a "war cry" and confidently declaring his intention to win. This follows Meta's recruitment of several OpenAI ...

As Mark Zuckerberg lures away top research talent to Meta, OpenAI executives say they're ‘recalibrating comp,’ according to ...

OpenAI is the world's leading AI startup. For how long will depend on how well it fends off multi-front attacks from ...

Meta Platforms Inc. has ignited Silicon Valley's aggressive artificial intelligence talent war through its billion-dollar ...

Tesla, xAI, and Meta—strengthening its backend scaling team that powers its AI infrastructure. The new recruits will support major initiatives like Stargate, OpenAI's high-performance compute project.

Zuckerberg is picking off top talent from across the industry, and OpenAI might be more vulnerable than most.

Meta has been aggressively pursuing AI talent from top labs, mostly OpenAI, in an effort to get a leg up on its competition.

Meta tried to recruit OpenAI's top talent with $100 million signing bonuses, says Sam Altman. Altman said that so far, "none of our best people have decided to take them up on that." ...

The new hires are joining OpenAI’s scaling team, according to an internal Slack message sent by cofounder Greg Brockman.

Sam Altman claims Meta has attempted to poach OpenAI staff with massive bonuses as high as $100 million as the Facebook owner works to build its superintelligence unit.

OpenAI has reportedly recruited four high-profile AI professionals from Tesla, xAI, and Meta, according to a Wired report.