Despite the lucrative offers, Thinking Machines Lab researchers have declined to join Meta, possibly due to concerns about ...

AI engineers at Thinking Machines Lab were reportedly offered up to $1 billion to work at Meta, but so far, all of them have refused.

Members of Thinking Machines Lab, run by OpenAI’s former CTO, reportedly turned down Meta’s compensation packages ranging ...

Thinking Machines Lab's Andrew Tulloch is the latest engineer to reject Mark Zuckerberg as Meta scrambles to pull ahead in ...

Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, reportedly attempted to acquire Mira Murati's startup, Thinking Machines Lab, with a $1 billion ...

Mira Murati and several other former OpenAI researchers are behind the buzzy AI startup, now valued at $12 billion and ...

Tulloch’s decision is seen as significant in the current AI talent wars, where industry leaders are willing to offer ...

The new group is spearheading work on the latest version of Llama, the large language model that is Meta’s answer to ChatGPT.

Thinking Machines Lab was reportedly offered a staggering $1 billion over multiple years, with other offers ranging from $200 ...

Meta's recruitment efforts for its superintelligence unit have been unsuccessful, with employees of Thinking Machines Lab ...

Thinking Machines Lab must have some promising AI on its hands if it was able to convince investors to fork over that sort of money. Then again, AI continues to be the hottest thing in town.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has discussed acquiring Perplexity, Thinking Machines Lab, and Safe Superintelligence. The latter two startups are led by ex-OpenAI executives.