AI Leaders: Moves & Papers — latest job changes and research
Where the key people at AI labs, big tech and universities move, and what they publish, are early signals of where technology and competitive advantage are heading. Career moves and papers are collected automatically every day, checked by the editor and summarized in plain language with links to the originals.
Highlights
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Development of a Hierarchical Model Surpassing Limitations in Complex Robot Control
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A technology for jointly training robot data using diverse controllers
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Proving that artificial intelligence models learn the same world even across different information modalities
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Improving Psychiatric Intake AI Performance through Simulated Environment Training
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People
Frontier labs
Noam ShazeerGoogle Gemini Co-LeadDario AmodeiAnthropic CEOLast activity 2026-10-27Demis HassabisGoogle DeepMind CEOLast activity 2026-10-20Mark ChenOpenAI Chief Research OfficerLast activity 2026-10-29Alexandr WangMeta Superintelligence Labs LeaderLast activity 2026-06-10Jakub PachockiOpenAI Chief ScientistLast activity 2026-09-28Jared KaplanAnthropic Co-founderLast activity 2026-10-09Jeff DeanGoogle Chief ScientistNat FriedmanMeta Superintelligence LabsNoam BrownOpenAIRob FergusHead of Meta FAIRLast activity 2026-10-20Mustafa SuleymanCEO of Microsoft AILast activity 2026-10-22Shane LeggGoogle DeepMind Co-founderLast activity 2026-09-28Jan LeikeAnthropicOriol VinyalsGoogle DeepMindShengjia ZhaoChief Scientist, Meta Superintelligence LabsJason WeiMeta Superintelligence LabsKoray KavukcuogluGoogle Chief AI ArchitectLast activity 2026-07-02Chris OlahAnthropicLast activity 2026-05-28Pushmeet KohliGoogle DeepMind Science AILast activity 2026-10-20
New labs
Mira MuratiCEO of Thinking Machines LabAndrej KarpathyFounder of Eureka LabsYann LeCunFounder of AMI LabsLast activity 2026-10-30Ilya SutskeverCEO of SSILlion JonesSakana AILast activity 2026-10-06Lilian WengCo-founder of Thinking Machines LabBarret ZophFrequent moves (reports of returning to OpenAI in 2026 and moving again)Sergey LevinePhysical Intelligence and UC BerkeleyLast activity 2026-10-06Aravind SrinivasPerplexity CEOArthur MenschMistral AI CEOAshish VaswaniEssential AILast activity 2026-10-28Aidan N. GomezAidan GomezCohere CEOLast activity 2026-09-12John SchulmanChief Scientist, Thinking Machines LabChelsea FinnPhysical Intelligence and Stanford UniversityLast activity 2026-10-29Fei-Fei LiCEO of World Labs and Stanford UniversityLast activity 2026-10-07
Academia
Richard SuttonUniversity of AlbertaStuart RussellUC BerkeleyAndrew Y. NgAndrew NgDeepLearning.AI and AI FundYoshua BengioUniversité de Montréal and LawZeroLast activity 2026-10-12Geoffrey HintonProfessor Emeritus, University of TorontoLast activity 2026-09-28Christopher D. ManningChristopher ManningStanford UniversityLast activity 2026-07-20Percy LiangStanford University and Together AILast activity 2026-10-22Pieter AbbeelUC BerkeleyLast activity 2026-10-06Kaiming HeMITLast activity 2026-10-01
AI hardware
Korea
Ha Jung-wooVice Chairman of the Presidential Committee on National AI Strategy (Resigned as Senior Presidential Secretary for AI in 2026)Last activity 2026-04-22Kim Sung-hoonKim Sung HunCEO of UpstageKyunghoon BaeBae KyunghoonMinister of Science and ICT (Former Head of LG AI Research)Alice H. OhOh Alice HaeyunKAISTLee Hae-minSenior Presidential Secretary for AI Future Planning (Appointed in 2026)Kyunghyun ChoCho KyunghyunNYU and GenentechLast activity 2026-10-04
China
Executives
Kwak Noh-jungSK hynix CEOMark ZuckerbergMeta CEOSam AltmanOpenAI CEOYoung-Hyun JunJun Young-hyunSamsung Electronics Head of DS DivisionJensen HuangNVIDIA CEOC.C. WeiTSMC Chairman and CEOGreg BrockmanOpenAI PresidentLisa SuAMD CEOLip-Bu TanIntel CEOSatya NadellaMicrosoft CEOSanjay MehrotraMicron CEOMasayoshi SoneMasayoshi SonSoftBank ChairmanSundar PichaiAlphabet CEOAndy JassyAmazon CEOElon MuskxAI and Tesla CEOKevin ScottMicrosoft CTOTan Hock EngHock TanBroadcom CEO
Why follow AI leaders' moves and papers?
In AI, people are the technology. Which company a key researcher joins, or which lab they found, often turns into products, funding rounds and acquisitions months later. This page tracks job changes across frontier labs, new labs, academia, AI chips, and people in Korea and China.
Papers show what a person is focused on right now. We sort papers into 10 investable fields such as HBM & memory, GPUs & accelerators, inference efficiency, agents and robotics, and give a three-line summary — what, key result, why it matters — based on the abstract, with links to the original and PDF. This is information for finding ideas, not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who do you track?
Key researchers and executives at frontier labs (OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, Meta and others), new labs, academia, AI chip companies, and in Korea and China. Executives who rarely publish are tracked for career moves only.
Q. Where does the data come from, and how often is it updated?
Papers come from Semantic Scholar and arXiv, and careers from Wikidata (CC0) plus official announcements and press reports, collected automatically every day. Only items checked and approved by the editor are published.
Q. Who writes the paper summaries?
An AI (Google Gemini) drafts each summary from the paper's abstract, and the editor checks it before publishing. Other languages are AI translations of the checked Korean summary. Always confirm exact figures and context in the original paper.
This page compiles published papers, official announcements and press reports for information only. Paper summaries are written by AI from the abstract and reviewed by the editor; they may differ from the original, so check the paper for anything important. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security or investment advice. Career moves cite official announcements or major press reports; some career records come from Wikidata (CC0). Summaries on this page were translated by AI from the editor-reviewed Korean version.
