Less than a Week After Thinking Machines Cofounder Lilian Weng Resigned Citing Stress and Illness, She Is Rejoining Sam Altman
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Less than a week after Thinking Machines cofounder Lilian Weng resigned citing stress and illness, she is rejoining Sam Altman
Tech News News: Less than a week after announcing her resignation from Thinking Machines Lab citing stress and illness, cofounder Lilian Weng is now returning to work.
Lillian Wen, co-founder of Thinking Machines Lab, an AI startup founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati and others, and also a former OpenAI employee, has announced her departure due to health issues. OpenAI has confirmed that Wen will be rejoining the company. Read more...
Thinking Machines Co-Founder Lilian Weng Departs Citing Health, Then Joins OpenAI
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BitcoinWorld Thinking Machines Co-Founder Lilian Weng Departs Citing Health, Then Joins OpenAI Lilian Weng, co-founder of AI startup Thinking Machines, announced her departure from the company this week citing health reasons, only to be revealed on Wednesday as rejoining OpenAI, where she previously served as VP of AI Safety Research. The move has raised questions about work culture and talent retention in the high-pressure AI industry. Departur…
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