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Marc Benioff wants researchers that leave OpenAI to join Salesforce Inc (CRM). Shares of the cloud company ended nearly 2.0% up today. OpenAI employees seem very much in demandOn Monday, OpenAI had the majority of its workforce threaten to leave and join Microsoft (MSFT) if members of its board did not resign.The tech behemoth has already hired Sam Altman – the top boss that OpenAI fired last week to its new advanced artificial intelligence research team. Microsoft has reportedly promised jobs to the remaining talent that chooses to quite the AI company as well. But it looks like MSFT will have to fight for the OpenAI employees as the Chief Executive of Salesforce just offered matching compensation to its researchers.
If your immigration is now impacted by Open AI on O1, H1B, or other visa then Salesforce will match any OpenAI researcher who has tendered their resignation full cash & equity OTE to immediately join our Salesforce Einstein Trusted AI research team under Silvio Savarese. Send me… pic.twitter.com/BfHYVxYM8D
— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) November 20, 2023
“CRM” is currently up a whopping 70% versus the start of 2023.Salesforce had partnered with OpenAI in MarchSalesforce Inc plans on accommodating the OpenAI researchers in its Einstein Trusted artificial intelligence research team that is led by Silvio Savarese.Note that the California-based company had partnered with OpenAI to launch the said ChatGPT-like tool for CRM in March. It also announced a $250 million Gen AI venture capital fund earlier this year.The news arrives only days before Salesforce is scheduled to report its Q3 financial results. Consensus is for it to earn $1.51 a share this quarter versus 73 cents per share in the same quarter last year.Wall Street currently has a consensus “overweight” rating on shares of Salesforce Inc.More By This Author:Zoom Beats Q3 Expectations On AI Offerings Bullish Just Bought CoinDesk For An Undisclosed Amount As The Crypto Rally Eases, Shiba Memu Token Sale Momentum Continues
