Meta Exec calls Sam Altman of OpenAi ‘dishonest’ on claims of ‘100 million dollars of rewards signature’ to make his talent

A senior Meta executive called Sam Altman of Openai “dishonest” for the claim that Mark Zuckerberg was offering a $ 100 million package to disrupt the best scholars of the start.

“Sam is just being dishonest here,” said Andrew Bosworth, Meta technology official, during a meeting of all hands across the country on Thursday, according to The Verge. “He’s suggesting we’re doing this for every single person … Look, you guys, the market is hot. It’s not that hot.”

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is locked up in a hot competition with the chatgpt manufacturer to develop advanced artificial intelligence. Recent moves by Zuckerberg include the creation of a new laboratory focused on achieving “supervision” and investing $ 14.3 billion on the scale.

Altman prompted the pot last week when he said Meta had begun to make gigantic offers for many in our team “during a Podcast” Uncapped “.

“You know, as $ 100 million signature rewards, more than that (in) compensation per year,” Altman said at the time. He added that “so far, none of our best people has decided to take them for that.”

However, in the week since the appearance of Altman’s remarks, a small proportion of Openai scholars have danced to joining Meta.

Among them was Lucas Beyer, who confirmed in an X post that he and colleagues Alexander Kolesnikov and Xiaohua Zhai were seduced by Zuckerberg.

However, Byers noted that the trio “did not receive 100 million entrances, this is fake news.”

Researcher Key Openai Trap Bansal-a major contributor to the first model of the Openai O1 reasoning has also changed teams, a source known to the issue told Techcrunch.

At all Thursday’s meeting, Bosworth told the flaws that Altman’s claims lacked the main context.

“What Sam neglects to mention is that he is opposing all these offers, creating a small market for a very, very small number of people who are for high roles, of high leadership,” Bosworth said.

“Sam is known to exaggerate, and in this case, I know exactly why he is doing it, this is because we are able to get the talent from Openai,” he added. “He’s not very happy about that.”

Openai did not immediately return a comment request on Bosworth’s remarks.