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Thinking Machines co-founder Lilian Weng left the company citing health reasons, then joined OpenAI

TechCrunch 29 July 2026, 21:07 UTC 1h ago

Thinking Machines co-founder Lilian Weng left the company citing health reasons, then joined OpenAI — TechCrunch

Weng previously served as the VP of AI Safety Research at OpenAI.

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