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June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recruited three researchers from OpenAI to join his "superintelligence" team, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, after OpenAI CEO Aultman recently accused Meta of trying to poach him. An OpenAI spokesperson confirmed that the three had left the company, but gave no further details. A spokesperson for OpenAI confirmed that the three have left the company, but gave no further details. The three people Meta has recruited are Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov, and Xiaohua Zhai, who were previously...

OpenAI researcher Noam Brown was recently interviewed by Latent Space, where he discussed AI reasoning paradigms and the future of multi-intelligence. Talking about the future of AI-human collaboration, Noam emphasized the importance of reasoning paradigms and model size: only large models with basic cognitive capabilities can systematic deep thinking work, Noam explained that this may be similar to brain evolution: the need to develop the cerebral cortex first. To some extent, animals also need basic intelligence in order to think deeply. In AI Security...

In 2017, eight machine learning researchers at Google came together to publish a groundbreaking research paper entitled Attention Is All You Need. This paper introduced the Transformer AI architecture, which is now the core foundation underpinning nearly all mainstream generative AI models. The Transformer architecture uses neural networks to compile or transform chunks of input data called "tokens" into a desired alternative output form from...

Jan Leike, a key researcher at OpenAI who resigned earlier this month due to "safety issues", recently announced that he had joined competitor Anthropic to engage in "scalable supervision, weak-to-strong generalization, and automatic alignment research." Anthropic is a public benefit company dedicated to carefully advancing the development of artificial intelligence technology. Its founders are some former employees who left OpenAI and believed that OpenAI had deviated from its goal of developing safer and more ethical artificial intelligence after signing a $1 billion deal with Microsoft...