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- Meta tried to buy Ilya Sutskevers $32 billion AI startup . . .
It's not how Zuckerberg planned for a deal to go down Earlier this year, sources said, Meta tried to acquire Safe Superintelligence, which was reportedly valued at $32 billion in a fundraising
- Meta hires Safe Superintelligence execs after CEO Ilya . . .
Less than a week after Meta hired Scale AI founder and CEO Alexandr Wang as part of a $14 3 billion deal, Mark Zuckerberg has turned his attention to another high-profile AI startup: Safe Superintelligence, CNBC reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter Sources say Meta has now brought on Daniel Gross and Nat
- Meta Poaches Safe Superintelligence CEO for New AI Team . . .
Gross and Friedman will reportedly work on AI products at Meta under another new hire: Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang Wang announced last week that he would be leaving Scale AI for Meta as part of a
- Meta reportedly plans big new AI hires - Axios
A Meta spokesperson declined to confirm any news on Gross and Friedman (formerly CEO of Github) to Axios, saying only: "We will share more about our superintelligence effort and the great people joining this team in the coming weeks " The bottom line: Mark Zuckerberg is trying to acqui-hire his way to the head of the AI class
- Meta (META) Ramps Up AI Talent War With New Hires From Safe . . .
Meta will integrate Gross and Friedman into its AI unit under Alexandr Wang, whom Zuckerberg hired last week alongside a 49% stake in Wang's company, Scale AI Meta will also take a stake in NFDG
- Meta Plans to Poach AI Startup Safe Superintelligences CEO . . .
Meta reportedly plans to hire Daniel Gross, CEO of Safe Superintelligence, and former Github CEO Nat Friedman The pair run an investment firm, NFDG, which Meta intends to acquire a stake in
- After trying to buy Ilya Sutskever’s $32B AI startup, Meta . . .
In recent months, Meta tried to acquire Safe Superintelligence, the $32 billion AI startup co-founded by OpenAI’s former chief scientist, Ilya Sutskever, according to a report from CNBC on Thursday
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