Mark Zuckerberg, the creator of the social network Facebook
Investigator is only 24 years old and already had millionaire proposals waiting for him. To the second attempt of the goal, he accepted.
Matt Deitke It is only 24 years old. Was in a doctorate but decided to change his life: he invested in the world of Artificial intelligence (IA), created a company and started to be known.
Mark Zuckerberg – who has not only been 24 for some time – dispenses with presentations and is always aware of the biggest talents that can help the goal. Send emails, write on WhatsApp: Contact researchers, programmers, trying to convince them to join your team.
One of the contacts was precisely Matt Deitke. Zuckerberg wanted to hire the young man and presented a $ 125 million proposal (almost 108 million euros) in four years. Did not convince the investigator.
But the goal leader did not forget the matter, was personally with Deitke and doubled the initial proposal: the same four years, but 250 million dollars, or 215 million euros. Was the guarantee that, In the first yearMatt Deitke would receive $ 100 million – 86 million euros.
Now yes, Proposal accepted.
Values are absurd because, salient the, Lack of top labor. Missing employees who know-really-move in Systems of I was more advanced. They should not overcome the 1,000 around the world.
Os better researchers can be “10,000 times” more effective than the average Of the other investigators, according to Sam Altman, director of OpenAi – a company where top investigators receive more than 10 million per year.
So, and in the “race” for the best, there offers of tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Because, the responsible, they believe, These millions will originate even more millions When the company gets better.
The case of Matt Deitke is just “the tip of the iceberg”resume o The Next Big Idea.
Although, in the case of the goal, there is an extra factor: computational power – The “targets” would have 30,000 GPUs available for investigation.
However, there are chat groups among researchers who discuss offers and request advice. If anyone gets a proposal, share the details to build its price.
