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Burnout plagues even the most skilled operators. On Tuesday, Thinking Machines Labs co-founder and former OpenAI security executive Lillian Weng announced her resignation from her role. In a note to colleagues, later shared on X, she wrote that SaveLinkedin
Peking University alumnus Weng Li officially announced his resignation: The final AI era “alignment” lies in giving priority to self-care36 crores
Lillian Weng becomes the fourth co-founder to leave Mira Muratti’s Thinking Machines LabStartup Fortune