Tech workers from Google to Meta empathized with Lilian Weng's story of struggling under a startup's expectations and deciding to exit.
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Henry Chandonnet
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Lilian Weng said she didn't feel able to continue working at the "pace a startup requires."
Lilian Weng said repeated illness and the pressure of building an AI startup had become physically unsustainable.
Weng previously served as the VP of AI Safety Research at OpenAI.
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