- Topic
2k Popularity
432 Popularity
391 Popularity
131 Popularity
127 Popularity
- Pin
- 🎤 Cheer for Your Idol · Gate Takes You Straight to Token of Love! 🎶
Fam, head to Gate Square now and cheer for #TokenOfLove# — 20 music festival tickets are waiting for you! 🔥
HyunA / SUECO / DJ KAKA / CLICK#15 — Who are you most excited to see? Let’s cheer together!
📌 How to Join (the more ways you join, the higher your chance of winning!)
1️⃣ Interact with This Post
Like & Retweet + vote for your favorite artist
Comment: “I’m cheering for Token of Love on Gate Square!”
2️⃣ Post on Gate Square
Use hashtags: #ArtistName# + #TokenOfLove#
Post any content you like:
🎵 The song you want to he - ✈️ Gate Square | Gate Travel Sharing Event is Ongoing!
Post with #Gate Travel Sharing Ambassadors# on Square and win exclusive travel goodies! 💡
🌴 How to join:
1️⃣ Post on Square with the hashtag #Gate Travel Sharing Ambassadors#
2️⃣ You can:
Share the destination you most want to visit with Gate Travel (hidden gems or hot spots)
Tell your booking experience with Gate Travel (flights/hotels)
Drop money-saving/usage tips
Or write a light, fun Gate Travel story
📦 Prizes:
🏆 Top Ambassador (1): Gate Travel Camping Kit
🎖️ Popular Ambassadors (3): Gate Quick-Dry Travel Set
🎉 Lucky Participant
OpenAI is restructuring its compensation system and incentives to address the departure of researchers joining Meta.
PANews June 30 news, according to Yahoo Finance, in response to Meta (META) successfully poaching several senior researchers, an executive from OpenAI assured team members that the company's leadership was not "sitting idly by." Chief Research Officer Mark Chen stated that he, along with CEO Sam Altman and other OpenAI leaders, had been "working day and night to negotiate with those who received job offers," and that "we are readjusting our compensation system and looking for creative ways to recognize and reward top talent." In the past week, eight researchers have left OpenAI to join Meta. Altman even complained on a podcast that Meta offered a "$100 million signing bonus," while Meta executives internally refuted this.