Meta AI researcher Andrew Tulloch, one of the tech industry's highest-paid employees who was recruited with a reported $1.5 billion package, is leaving the company after the launch of its open-source AI models and Muse assistant. Tulloch worked in Meta's TBD lab under CEO Mark Zuckerberg's AI strategy and it remains unclear whether he will continue research elsewhere.
Andrew Tulloch has left Meta and joined Anthropic, marking a personnel move between two major AI companies.
Ontario court records were compromised in a cybersecurity breach of the C-Track platform owned by Thomson Reuters Canada. The unauthorized access began in March and was detected in June, affecting three Ontario courts and multiple U.S. state court systems, potentially exposing personal information including names and confidential case details.
Meta AI researcher Andrew Tulloch, one of tech's highest-paid employees, is leaving the company after helping launch Meta's open-source AI models and Muse assistant. Tulloch previously worked at Thinking Machine Labs and led research in Meta's TBD lab under CEO Mark Zuckerberg's AI strategy.