Yu Jiahui, who was heavily funded by Meta, started a business as soon as the Muse Family Bucket was delivered

Comparing news, according to surveillance, Yu Jiahui announced that he is leaving Meta to start a new company. He joined Meta from OpenAI last year and formed TBD Lab with Zuckerberg and Wang Tao to be responsible for multi-modal research and development. After more than a year, he chose to leave the factory and start a business. While at Meta, Yu Jiahui participated in projects such as Muse Spark, Voice Mode, Muse Image, and Muse Video. Just before he left, Muse Spark had just been updated to version 1.2. He said that he is increasingly attracted to a problem that is very important to the future of humanity, but that few people are currently exploring, and he will invest all his energy into exploring it next. The name and exact direction of the new company have yet to be announced. Yu Jiahui previously led the OpenAI perception team and participated in Google DeepMind's Gemini multimodal research. When Meta formed the Super Smart Lab last year, he was one of the core researchers Zuckerberg recruited from OpenAI. When Yu Jiahui joined Meta, it was at the height of the competition for AI talent in Silicon Valley. Meta was revealed at the time to provide over $100 million in total compensation for the first year to a few top talents, but the company then denied that all core employees received this level. There is currently no evidence that Yu Jiahui himself received an annual salary of 100 million US dollars.