Noam Shazeer is a computer scientist and entrepreneur at OpenAI.
How media typically covers Noam Shazeer
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“Former Google researcher who founded Character.AI; prioritized mass adoption and user customization over platform safety.”
“Co-founder of Character AI who was rehired by Google in 2024 after leaving Google, and later left Google in June to join OpenAI.”
“High-profile talent departure from Google DeepMind, mentioned as part of recent turnover affecting the lab.”
“Co-founder of Character.AI; hired away by Google in 2024 in over $2 billion deal.”
“Departed Google as part of leadership changes following missed internal deadline for Gemini 3.5 Pro.”
“One of eight authors of landmark 2017 Transformer paper who left Google for OpenAI; rejoined OpenAI after acquihire.”
“Character AI co-founder rehired by Google in 2024 with non-exclusive tech licensing; recently joined OpenAI.”
“Researcher who left Google for OpenAI as part of broader talent competition.”
“Google AI researcher who joined OpenAI, which has filed for IPO.”
“Left Google to join OpenAI; previously founded Character.AI and made hundreds of millions from its sale to Google.”
“Left Google DeepMind to join OpenAI, announcement came days after John Jumper's departure.”
“Character AI co-founder leaving DeepMind to join OpenAI.”
“Co-author of 'Attention Is All You Need' and Gemini co-lead who is leaving Google for OpenAI after the Character.AI deal.”
“Transformer architecture pioneer hired by OpenAI from Google, whose 2017 transformer work shaped modern AI systems.”
“Key contributor to the Transformer architecture at Google who joined OpenAI.”
“Noam Shazeer, a notable AI researcher from Google, joined OpenAI in a significant talent move between major AI companies.”
“Joined OpenAI to lead architecture research, previously Transformer co-author and Gemini technical co-lead at Google.”
“Noam Shazeer announced he is joining OpenAI after leaving Google, noted as co-author of Transformer, T5, Switch Transformer and pioneer of sparse MoE systems.”
“Cited in article as acknowledging the inherent randomness in successful research ideas in the SwiGLU paper.”
“Co-author of Google blog post introducing Gemini 3.5 Flash model.”