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🚀 Talent war started joining other wars currently world 🌍 experiences: 1. Meta offered employees $100 million bonuses 2. The offer is part of Meta's strategy to enhance its artificial intelligence efforts 3. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared this infor

Hello Guys 🤩, Claude Opus model is dominating the AI race with 86.8% by competing with GPT-4 with 256 K token processing power and GPT-4 with 138 K tokens . Rumor Is that GPT-5 will launch in August with 1 Million tokens , isn't it interesting 😲

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Grok code theft scandal! A former xAI engineer quit after allegedly stealing the entire Grok codebase and joining OpenAI. Musk confirmed the breach. 1) Before leaving, the employee cashed out $7M worth of xAI stock 2) xAI has already filed a lawsu

I'm not looking to hire employees, I'm looking for co-founders or like-minded people who want to build a startup from scratch. If you’re someone who values ownership, wants to solve real problems, and is ready to put in consistent effort, let’s conne

If companies can take back offers or delay joining dates without having a second thought, why can’t the employees? 👀 Srijan R Shetty, co-founder of Fuze, recently shared his disappointment on X after an engineer backed out a day before joining, cit

Netflix founder Reed Hastings on how to fire someone Netflix uses the “keeper test” to build strong teams. If a manager wouldn’t fight to keep an employee who is leaving, the company gives them a generous severance package and finds someone better

Embark on an insightful journey into the **Lifecycle of AI & SaaS Startups**! In this video, we break down each critical stage—from the initial **Idea Stage** to **MVP Development**, achieving **Product-Market Fit**, **Scaling**, reaching **Maturity*

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