Since the xAI-SpaceX merger announced last week, which combined the two companies (as well as social media platform X) for a reported $1.25 trillion valuation – the biggest merger of all time – a handful of xAI employees and two of its co-founders have abruptly exited the company, penning long departure announcements online. Some also announced that they were starting their own AI companies.
Co-founder Yuhai (Tony) Wu announced his departure on X, writing that it was “time for [his] next chapter.” Jimmy Ba, another co-founder, posted something similar later that day, saying it was “time to recalibrate [his] gradient on the big picture.” Th …
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<p>Former Jigawa State Governor, Sule Lamido, has sharply condemned the recent visit of Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, to northern Nigeria, where he distributed food to residents. Naija News reports that Lamido described the initiative as a “humiliation” and an insult to the people of the region. Speaking to a gathering in Hausa, […]</p>
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