AI researchers keep leaving tech companies, bots are now hiring humans, and Evie Magazine throws a controversial party in this week’s tech drama.
San Francisco: Many smart people who work with computer brains keep moving between big tech companies. They start at one place, then move to another when they feel the company doesn’t match their values anymore.
These computer brain workers usually come from schools where they learned a lot. They care deeply about their ideas and what’s right. But when they get jobs at tech companies that make money, they sometimes feel sad because the company cares more about making money than their big plans.
One company called OpenAI wants to sell parts of itself to many people next year. This means lots of people will watch what they do very closely. The company hired someone named Fidji Simo who used to work at Meta, another big tech company. Some people worry she will make OpenAI act like Meta did, which wasn’t always good.
The computer brain workers at these companies don’t just want to make money for rich people. They say they want to help everyone and do important things. But people who work there sometimes find out it’s hard to keep their good ideas when the company needs to make more money. This makes many workers leave and go somewhere else that seems better.