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Handshake Acquires Cleanlab to Boost AI Data-Labeling Capabilities

Handshake Acquires Cleanlab to Boost AI Data-Labeling Capabilities
AI data‑labeling platform Handshake has acquired data‑label‑auditing startup Cleanlab in an acqui‑hire deal. The move adds Cleanlab’s co‑founders and nine key engineers to Handshake’s research team, aiming to improve the quality of human‑generated data for top AI labs. Cleanlab, founded in 2021, had raised $30 million and built algorithms that automatically flag incorrect labels. Handshake, valued at $3.3 billion in 2022, expects the acquisition to strengthen its data‑quality offering for customers such as OpenAI. Leia mais →

AI Lab Talent Exodus Accelerates as Executives Jump to OpenAI

AI Lab Talent Exodus Accelerates as Executives Jump to OpenAI
A wave of senior departures has hit Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab, with three top executives leaving for OpenAI and additional staff expected to follow. At the same time, Anthropic is attracting alignment and safety researchers from OpenAI, including a senior safety lead who focuses on mental‑health‑related AI responses. The moves underscore intense competition for AI talent, highlighted by OpenAI’s latest hire of a former Shopify engineering director to work on its long‑rumored operating system. Leia mais →

OpenAI acqui-hires the Convogo team to boost its AI cloud initiatives

OpenAI acqui-hires the Convogo team to boost its AI cloud initiatives
OpenAI announced an acqui‑hire of the three co‑founders behind Convogo, a platform that helped executive coaches and HR teams automate leadership assessments. The deal does not include Convogo’s technology or product, which will be discontinued, but brings the founders—Matt Cooper, Evan Cater, and Mike Gillett—into OpenAI’s AI cloud efforts under an all‑stock arrangement. The move reflects OpenAI’s ongoing strategy of using acquisitions to acquire talent and accelerate capabilities, adding to a series of recent purchases that have either integrated products into OpenAI’s ecosystem or shuttered them as teams joined the company. Leia mais →

AI Upskilling Debate: Who Should Lead Employee Training?

AI Upskilling Debate: Who Should Lead Employee Training?
Emergn research reveals a split view on AI training responsibility. While 81% of employees expect employers to provide upskilling, 83% of CEOs believe workers should train themselves. The gap extends to senior leaders, with 64% of COOs and 59% of CTOs sharing the CEO stance. The lack of adequate training could deter two‑thirds of job seekers and risk delays in digital transformation, higher churn, and reduced productivity and wellbeing. Companies face a critical challenge in balancing expectations to stay competitive in the AI‑driven talent war. Leia mais →

AI Redefines Hiring: From CVs to Skill‑Based Assessments

AI Redefines Hiring: From CVs to Skill‑Based Assessments
Employers are grappling with a surge of AI‑generated applications that blur the line between genuine and synthetic candidate material. While many job seekers use generative AI to polish resumes and draft cover letters, hiring teams are shifting toward structured questionnaires, real‑time tasks, and deeper interviews to evaluate true ability and cultural fit. Startups and larger firms alike are redefining recruitment rules, balancing openness to AI tools with new methods to verify authenticity and assess human traits such as resilience and adaptability. Leia mais →