Zuckerberg's Meta signs 24yr old AI engineer to $250 million 4 year contract

[1srelluc]

MSN

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta gave a 24-year-old artificial intelligence whiz a staggering $250 million compensation package, raising the bar in the recruiting wars for top talent — while also raising questions about economic inequality in an AI-dominated future.

Matt Deitke, who recently dropped out of a computer science doctoral program at the University of Washington, initially turned down Zuckerberg’s “low-ball” offer of approximately $125 million over four years, according to the New York Times.

Sigh, I guess if sportsball players can make insane money then the nerd end of the spectrum can too.
I assume this deal may have included his previously developed company and related IP as well. The guy already had a multimillion dollar venture.

 

[Hellokitty]

WTF...if these companies can pay nerds $250 million they don't need ANY government subsidies.

 

[sparky]

Social media's 1st amd henchman ......... ~S~

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

MSN

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta gave a 24-year-old artificial intelligence whiz a staggering $250 million compensation package, raising the bar in the recruiting wars for top talent — while also raising questions about economic inequality in an AI-dominated future.

Matt Deitke, who recently dropped out of a computer science doctoral program at the University of Washington, initially turned down Zuckerberg’s “low-ball” offer of approximately $125 million over four years, according to the New York Times.

Sigh, I guess if sportsball players can make insane money then the nerd end of the spectrum can too.
I assume this deal may have included his previously developed company and related IP as well. The guy already had a multimillion dollar venture.

President Barack Obama. He actively promoted computer science education, including encouraging young people to learn how to code, as part of his administration's initiatives.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

President Barack Obama. He actively promoted computer science education, including encouraging young people to learn how to code, as part of his administration's initiatives.

"Learn to code" sounded dismissive when Barack said it

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

"Learn to code" sounded dismissive when Barack said it

maybe this person took it seriously. Better than working in a coal mine

 

[Mr Natural]

Good for the kid!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

maybe this person took it seriously. Better than working in a coal mine

yeah, but is he really happy?

 

[Anomalism]

That's a lot of ******* cheddar man.

 

[Delldude]

"Learn to code" sounded dismissive when Barack said it

Biden said it recently too. Only one problem, coding is next on jobs AI can do. Something like a 50% job reduction.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

President Barack Obama. He actively promoted computer science education, including encouraging young people to learn how to code, as part of his administration's initiatives.

President Trump Signs Memorandum for STEM Education Funding – The White House

trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

yeah, but is he really happy?

If money can't buy happiness, I would rather be miserable in maximum comfort.

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

President Trump Signs Memorandum for STEM Education Funding – The White House

trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov

Great. that is TODAY. This person is 24 years old. Obama said the same thing a long time ago

 

[Twisted Gypsy Child]

yeah, but is he really happy?

why are you asking me this question Frank

 

[Mac-7]

MSN

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta gave a 24-year-old artificial intelligence whiz a staggering $250 million compensation package, raising the bar in the recruiting wars for top talent — while also raising questions about economic inequality in an AI-dominated future.

Matt Deitke, who recently dropped out of a computer science doctoral program at the University of Washington, initially turned down Zuckerberg’s “low-ball” offer of approximately $125 million over four years, according to the New York Times.

Sigh, I guess if sportsball players can make insane money then the nerd end of the spectrum can too.
I assume this deal may have included his previously developed company and related IP as well. The guy already had a multimillion dollar venture.

What does zukerberg need the human engineer for when his AI slave works for free?

Arent we humans supposed to be obsolete?