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DanielMiller
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August 24, 2026

Reputable AI researcher Luke Metz has left OpenAI this week to join Meta's Superintelligence Labs, reporting to Alexandr Wang who oversees the company's AI operations. Metz has a history of moving between major AI firms (leaving OpenAI in 2024 for Thinking Machines before returning to OpenAI earlier this year) as competition for top AI talent intensifies. Meta has been actively recruiting talent since its $1 billion deal with Scale AI and the hiring of former OpenAI CEO Alexandr Wang, and Metz’s appointment is the latest major hire. The shift highlights how the race to develop advanced AI models has turned into a superintelligence competition, with top researchers becoming critical to a company’s competitive strength.

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