Hello, The OpenAI vs Meta’s AI talent war is escalating. After Meta poached eight OpenAI researchers, there’s reportedly growing anxiety in the ChatGPT maker. Its chief resource officer, Mark Chen, has assured staff that the leadership was revisiting compensation structures. According to Wired, he addressed Meta’s aggressive recruitment tactics in a memo, saying, “as if someone has broken into our house and stolen something.” Meanwhile, one of the poached employees dismissed reports of Meta offering $100 million signing bonuses, suggesting that it was Sam Altman’s strategy to prevent the brain drain. While AI is certainly making money, it has cost the environment. Google’s latest environmental impact report has revealed a sharp 51% rise in its carbon emissions since 2019, as the company’s rapid investment in AI increasingly strains its climate commitments. Recap: June was all about mega funding deals in AI, why AI unicorn companies may be lean, and cracks in reasoning models. Elsewhere, scientists may have just had a rendezvous with resurrection, but it’s not what you think. Astronomers in Australia picked up a strange radio signal in mid-June, and they thought they were observing something exotic. But it turned out to be a 60-year-old defunct satellite that had come back to life. How? An abrupt release of static electricity! In today’s newsletter, we will talk about - Jumbotail turns unicorn
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