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- Meta tried to buy Safe Superintelligence, hired CEO Daniel Gross
Meta plans to hire Safe Superintelligence CEO Daniel Gross and former GitHub Nat Friedman to beef up the company's AI team, according to sources
- Building AI Super Team? After Alexender Wang, Meta in . . .
Gross is co-founder at Safe Superintelligence (SSI), a startup designed to create AI systems that are both safe and capable He has had stints at Apple and was a partner at Y Combinator, where he
- Meta wanted to buy OpenAI co-founder’s startup but settled . . .
Meta tried to acquire OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever’s startup Safe Superintelligence, but was turned down After the failed acquisition, Meta hired Safe Superintelligence CEO Daniel Gross
- Meta in Advanced Talks to Hire SSI Co-Founder Daniel Gross . . .
Both Friedman and Gross are AI investors and have been involved in leading companies They work closely with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang, who joined Meta in a $14 3 billion deal Friedman was the CEO of GitHub (acquired by Microsoft) and is now an investor and advisor, particularly through his venture fund NFDG
- Sources: Meta tried to buy Safe Superintelligence earlier . . .
Sources: Meta tried to buy Safe Superintelligence earlier this year; Zuckerberg moved to recruit SSI CEO Daniel Gross after Ilya Sutskever rebuffed the offer — When Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg poached Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang last week as part of a $14 3 billion investment …
- Meta’s Superintelligence Lab Strategy Explained - TechTrendsKE
And that’s just one part of the strategy Behind the scenes, Meta is also in talks to hire Daniel Gross, co-founder of Safe Superintelligence Inc , and Nat Friedman, the former GitHub CEO These talks reportedly include a potential $1 billion+ buyout of their venture fund, NFDG
- Meta to hire Safe Superintelligence CEO - Tech in Asia
Meta plans to hire Daniel Gross, CEO of Safe Superintelligence, and Nat Friedman, former CEO of GitHub, to enhance its AI efforts This decision comes after Meta’s recent US$14 3 billion
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