Thinking Machines Cofounder Quits Over Stress, May Join OpenAI

Thinking Machines Cofounder Quits Over Stress, May Join OpenAI

Lilian Weng, a cofounder of Thinking Machines Lab, has quit her role over stress and health concerns. Weng announced her departure on Monday, saying that she would be taking a break from the company. However, it has now been reported that she is joining OpenAI to work on recursive self-improvement research. Weng will reportedly work on the company's research into using AI models to help build better AI systems. The move has sparked interest in the AI community, with many wondering what Weng's new role will entail. Weng's departure from Thinking Machines has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising her decision to prioritize her health and others expressing concern about the impact on the company. The AI community is eagerly awaiting news about Weng's new role at OpenAI and what it will mean for the company's research and development. Weng's departure from Thinking Machines has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising her decision to prioritize her health and others expressing concern about the impact on the company. The AI community is eagerly awaiting news about Weng's new role at OpenAI and what it will mean for the company's research and development.