Zuckerberg's AI hires disrupt Meta with Swift exits and threats to leave
arstechnica.com
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Imagine this, you worked for Meta for X long time then you look over at your colleague and she/he is earning multiple times your highest income and they just started. Mmm, talk about a complicated working environment.
The general manager took Saturday and Sunday off, and made 400k a year. (This was a large dealership).
The mechanics made from $40k to $120k a year.
And the fact they are hiring these researchers, it's the same logic as hiring Einstein and asking him to "discover" a new theory for you. Science, thank god, doesn't care about money or who you are.