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The $2M Conundrum: Why Meta Can't Keep Its AI Talent

The $2M Conundrum: Why Meta Can't Keep Its AI Talent

Meta, the tech giant formerly known as Facebook and parent company to Instagram and WhatsApp, is facing a peculiar and somewhat ironic dilemma. Despite offering jaw-dropping compensation packages that exceed $2 million annually, the company is struggling to retain its top artificial intelligence (AI) talent. The exodus of skilled professionals to rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic has become a glaring issue, raising eyebrows across the tech industry and sparking debates about what truly keeps employees happy. Spoiler alert: it’s not just about the money.

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