Lilian Weng

On July 30, according to The Information, Business Insight, North University alumni, the co-founder of the AI Creative Machines Lab, confirmed their return to OpenAI. OpenAI speakers said that the Ongwan would lead a team focused on accelerating internal research and work on developing an AI model that would achieve "regressive self-improvement". Before that, on July 28th, Ong-Leng resigned from office in the social media. In her letter of separation..

On July 28th, the co-founder of Thinking Machines Lab, Lilian Weng, an alumni of North University, issued a letter of withdrawal in social media, announcing his official departure from the first AI company, which had been established for only 20 months. Just a few days ago, Thinking Machines just released its first large open source model, Inkling. In his letter of separation, he indicated that the main reason for leaving was health. She mentioned that in the past seven months, she had been sick more frequently than at any stage in the past, and in the company..

A few days ago, Lilian Weng, former VP of Chinese security at OpenAI and now co-founder of AI startup Thinking Machines Lab, forwarded a hardware demo video with the caption, "We'll make hardware one day. The video, which Lilian Weng reposted, was written by Stephen Roller, a former Google DeepMind employee who has since jumped to Character AI, and who is now part of the Thinking Machines Lab, which is now a part of Thinking Machines Lab, and is now a co-founder of the AI startup Thinking Machines Lab.