Meta reports successes in the talent battle with OpenAI. At a recent company leadership meeting, some top executives were asked about the $100 million bonuses for attracting OpenAI employees, as stated by CEO Sam Altman. Meta's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth dismissed these claims as exaggerations, noting that such offers pertain only to a few high-ranking officials in Meta's new AI division. He confirmed that the company is onboarding several researchers from OpenAI, with even more candidates in the hiring process.

Meta's product head Chris Cox noted that while Meta AI has a billion monthly users, engagement on the platform is not as deep, as in ChatGPT. Therefore, Meta will focus on entertainment and social interaction rather than productivity enhancement.
Another news item involves the legal case surrounding the startup Iyo, which received a temporary ban on using the "io" brand — a new hardware division led by Sam Altman and Jony Ive. Iyo's founder, Jason Rugolo, claims that the conflict did not arise from revenge but aims to prevent confusion between the Iyo One and io products. OpenAI denies these allegations, stating that it was not interested in acquiring Iyo.
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