OpenAI Employees Sell $6.6 Billion in Shares Amid AI Talent War

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Over 600 OpenAI employees sold $6.6 billion in shares in October 2025, driven by intense AI talent competition, particularly after Meta's $300 million compensation packages for AI researchers, leading to increased salaries and stock-based compensation at OpenAI.

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