A Meta exec calls Sam Altman “dishonest,” my conversation with the startup CEO who is suing OpenAI, and AI is coming for games. During a company-wide all-hands meeting on Thursday, some of Meta’s top executives were asked about the “$100 million signing bonuses” that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claimed they had been offering to poach his employees.

The race for AI dominance has Mark Zuckerberg's company dangling eye-popping salaries to lure top performers from rivals such as OpenAI.

OpenAI halts operations for a week as Meta intensifies its AI talent war, poaching top researchers with massive offers. Employee burnout

OpenAI researcher Jason Wei will reportedly join Meta’s new Superintelligence Lab. Another team member, Hyung Won Chung, might also join Meta, as the company works to catch up to rivals in the AGI race.

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

Meta has poached two AI researchers, Jason Wei and Hyung Won Chung, from OpenAI, leading to the deactivation of their internal Slack accounts. Both researchers, who previously worked together at Google,

The ChatGPT maker was about to release its first major open-weight model, but a last-minute discovery has put the project on ice, fueling speculation about what went wrong.

Open-AI is shutting down for a week due to employee burnout, but is this a chance for Meta to capitalise? Here is what we know.