Anthropic researchers are quitting... and now we know why
Last week, Jacob Cockscomb, a 27-year-old AI research bro you've never heard of, did the unthinkable and quit his job at Anthropic before his shares vested. Usually, when somebody leaves a tech company, they humble brag about it by writing a LinkedIn post about their incredible…
- 01.Last week, Jacob Cockscomb, a 27-year-old AI research bro you've never heard of, did the unthinkable and quit his job at Anthropic before his shares vested
- 02.Usually, when somebody leaves a tech company, they humble brag about it by writing a LinkedIn post about their incredible…
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