AI talent war escalates: Meta's $1.25 billion offer rejected by top researcher
In Silicon Valley, AI researchers now earn like Fortune 500 CEOs
In Silicon Valley's AI war, top researchers now command multi-million dollar paychecks
Meta and OpenAI escalate battle for top AI talent
Bottom line: The competition for artificial intelligence talent in Silicon Valley has reached a fever pitch, with tech giants Meta and OpenAI locked in a high-stakes battle to recruit and retain the industry's brightest minds. This rivalry is reshaping not only compensation norms but also the culture and priorities of AI research teams across the sector.
Meta is offering up to $100 million to lure AI talent, says OpenAI's Sam Altman
Meta is reportedly offering $100 million signing bonuses and even more in per-year compensation
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang gets first pay raise in a decade, now earns $49.8 million
The average Nvidia worker earns $301,233
Software engineers offer $10,000 reward to anyone who helps them land six-figure jobs
Desperate times call for desperate measures
WTF?! Finding a well-paid coding job is a lot harder today than it was a few years ago, thanks in no small part to AI. Securing one that comes with a six-figure salary is even more difficult, but a couple of software engineers believe they have the answer: offering $10,000 to anyone who can get them a software developer role that pays no less than $100,000 per year.
Intel's new CEO lands $66M pay deal, with stock performance conditions
Tan's package is standard compared to other tech CEOs
Some employees accept up to 15% lower wages for work-from-home flexibility
Companies attempting to low-ball remote worker could face another Great Resignation
MIT offers free tuition for families earning under $200,000
Graduates from Ivy League or comparable schools earn more when entering the workforce
OpenAI paid CEO Sam Altman just $76k last year
He still managed to buy a $27 million San Francisco mansion
Food app CEO seeks unpaid chief of staff willing to pay $20,000 for the role
An opportunity to learn, not earn, apparently
EA paid executives $60 million in the same fiscal year it laid off 670 people
CEO Andrew Wilson got the majority of it
Tech layoffs are becoming the new normal
Salaries have also stagnated, layoffs are second only to the dot-com bubble
The big picture: Job cuts in the tech industry last year were attributed to the need to economize, driven by inflation and a hiring spree during the pandemic. So, what's the explanation this year, especially when many of these firms have accumulated a significant amount of cash?
Satya Nadella's $1 billion reward for a 1,000% share price hike at Microsoft
The company's AI investments have benefited its CEO, too
Job-slashing, cost-cutting Alphabet paid CEO Sundar Pichai $226 million last year
Some Google employees have to share desks
Activision and EA bosses appear on 'most overpaid CEOs' list
Despite both companies laying off workers recently
Stack Overflow shows off salary calculator for developers
Knowledge is key for fair compensation
