As we all know, there are actually many Chinese in Silicon Valley, even in the field of chips, Huawei also has a place, such as AMD CEO Lisa Su and Nvidia CEO Huang Jensen are all Chinese.
There are also more well-known American technology companies, all of which are Chinese. Some of these Chinese immigrated overseas when they were young, and some studied in the United States after graduating from Tsinghua University, Peking University and other universities, and then worked in the United States.
In this year's popular ChatGPT team, there are also many Chinese. Recently, some organizations have sorted out some information about Chinese in the ChatGPT team. Let's take a look at the specific situation.
The data shows that in the ChatGPT team, there are 9 Chinese, accounting for more than one-tenth, and they are one of the most important technological innovation forces in the team. This result is probably not surprising to everyone.
From the perspective of graduate schools, Stanford University has the largest number of graduates, up to 14, but there are also many graduates from Tsinghua University, up to 3 people, ranking in the top 8.
In addition, in addition to the three people who graduated from Tsinghua University, there are two Chinese who graduated from domestic universities, then went to the United States to study, and then joined OpenAI, and entered ChatGPT.
As shown in the picture below, one is a graduate of Huazhong Science and Technology, and the other is a graduate of Peking University (Hong Kong University). A total of 5 people are domestic students, and then joined the ChatGPT team.
5 Chinese who have experience in famous domestic schools
As for the other 4 people, their undergraduates were not in China, so it is not clear whether they are studying in the United States or immigrating to the United States.
4 Chinese who have no experience in famous domestic schools
From the perspective of specific academic qualifications, among the 9 Chinese, 6 are doctoral candidates and 3 are master's students. Talent welcome.
At present, China is also learning OpenAI, and wants to come up with a large model like ChatGPT. Ali, Baidu, HKUST Xunfei, etc. have launched similar products, and more bigwigs and technology companies have also participated in it, but I have to say that compared with ChatGPT, there are still some gaps and it will take some time to catch up.
Many people expressed the hope that these Chinese would quickly learn from abroad, and then come back to win glory for the country and promote the progress of domestic AI technology...