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Google DeepMind Has a Weapon in the AI Talent Wars: Aggressive Noncompete Rules
The battle for AI talent is so hot that Google would rather give some employees a paid one-year vacation than let them work for a competitor. From a report: Some Google DeepMind staff in the UK are subject to noncompete agreements that prevent them from working for a competitor for up to 12 months a...
The battle for AI talent is so hot that Google would rather give some employees a paid one-year vacation than let them work for a competitor. Several factors, including a DeepMind employee's seniority and how critical their work is to the company, determine the length of noncompete clauses, those people said. Two of the former staffers said six-month noncompetes are common among DeepMind employees, including for individual contributors working on Google's Gemini AI models.
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