How Meta fights for talent in artificial intelligence
Mark Zuckerberg tried to refute the widespread opinion that researchers are massively moving to his new Superintelligence Labs division exclusively because of high salaries. He believes that media are missing the main point in this story.
According to Zuckerberg, researchers are attracted by 2 key factors. The first factor is a radically simplified corporate structure. Teams in his Superintelligence Labs will be very small and will report directly to Mark himself. Thanks to this, scientists will be able to focus on work instead of wasting precious time on endless bureaucracy, calls and multi-level approvals.
The second factor is unprecedented access to computing power. Each researcher will have hundreds of graphics processors at their disposal. And the volume of available computing resources will rapidly increase.
Well yes, so we believed that people are switching with huge bonuses just to communicate directly with him and have many servers at hand.
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