Richard Nieva is a Forbes senior writer covering technology.

Big Tech is spending billions in a fierce AI talent war, using billion-dollar offers and reverse acquihires that reshape Silicon Valley and threaten innovation.

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Meta froze AI hiring to reorganize its superintelligence lab after months of luring talent with lavish offers.

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