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Shocking News: China's Top AI Genius is About to Return Home

Breaking News: Chinese AI Companies Make a Major Move to Snatch Talent from Silicon Valley Tech Giants

Breaking News: Jiangbei City Makes Another Move, Poaching Top Global Talent with a $100 Million Salary

Today's Financial News: Jiang Beicheng, Founder of Lian Capital, Makes a Heavy Bets on the AI ​​Market

...The major tech giants in the United States were shocked by Jiang Beicheng's underhanded tactics, and the domestic social media, financial, and tech circles were also in an uproar.

This is the first time a domestic company has spent so much money on talent acquisition.

This has sparked a series of social discussions, with people from all walks of life and various circles participating.

What the general public sees is that studying to the extreme can also make you amazing; geniuses are born extraordinary.

Another thing is that I'm amazed at how rich Jiangbei City is, and how much money they're willing to spend.

In the high-end talent market, especially among those who have studied abroad, what we see is a domestic company's respect for talent and knowledge.

This move by Jiangbei City may trigger a series of chain reactions.

Perhaps the issue of talent loss will receive greater attention from the political and business sectors, and from the top to the bottom, and corresponding measures will be taken to address it.

The financial capital circle is probably the most restless. Jiang Beicheng and his Lian Capital have finally made their move in the field of artificial intelligence, and they have started with the momentum of a trump card.

Jiang Beicheng didn't pay much attention to the relevant information, but he inadvertently noticed some news.

The writing is fairly factual.

He was at a Sichuan restaurant in Los Angeles, meeting with six other top engineers.

“Pang Ming told me about your situation, and I have also seen your resumes. As for your salary requirements, we don’t need to focus on them.”

These past few days, I've focused my main attention on your personal safety, especially on the safety of certain individuals who have connections with military industrial enterprises here.

Pang Ming is different from you; he has not participated in politically related projects, and Apple has relatively few constraints on him.

If all goes well, he will be able to return to China once everything is arranged there.

As for you, two or three of you will certainly be subject to strict scrutiny, or even serious obstruction.

To ensure your safe return to China, I have had in-depth discussions with several universities in Singapore. Yu Jiahui... the three of you with relatively sensitive identities will first go to Singapore to teach through Singapore's university talent recruitment program.

My company in Singapore will sign industry-university cooperation agreements with schools and hire you to work for the company.

If you can obtain a professorship at a university, we can adopt a dual-appointment model, holding concurrent positions in China and Singapore, before transitioning to a full-time position in China.

For the other three, we'll work directly with headhunters. Once you've completed the procedures here, you can return to China to take up your positions.

Jiangbei City has already made a meticulous plan for them.

To ensure their personal safety to the greatest extent possible.

The patented technologies involved in some sensitive projects made it very difficult for the engineers to return to China.

If they resort to underhanded tactics here, they might frame you with a fabricated crime and put you in life imprisonment.

Therefore, going through a university is a relatively safe path, and going through an overseas university is even safer.

"President Jiang, thank you for everything you've done for us," Yu Jiahui said on behalf of the company.

Jiang Beicheng smiled and raised his glass, saying, "Paying for sentimentality."

This is to tell these top engineers, future scientists, and even academicians that they are on the same path as each other in terms of patriotism.

Of course, Jiang Beicheng would not be stingy when it came to personal interests and the pursuit of honor, and would do his best to provide them with the conditions they wanted.

Yu Jiahui and the others were moved by Jiang Beicheng's words, "Paying for sentiment."

President Jiang's sentiment was bought at a real high price.

They admitted they were inferior to them.

"Learn from President Jiang."

"President Jiang, can our personal safety be guaranteed in the United States?"

A sudden resignation will definitely attract a lot of attention; it's normal for young people to feel insecure abroad.

In reality, the United States wouldn't be foolish enough to use extreme measures against them.

This makes the White House look foolish.

The international community today is different from what it was decades ago, when it was dominated by one voice.

They also needed a "justification" for their actions. However, Jiangbei City still provided them with the necessary security guarantees: "Personnel from a security company will ensure your personal safety."

"Are they security personnel from the United States?"

They still don't quite trust the people here.

Snakes and rats are in cahoots.

We're all working for capital; it just depends on who pays more.

Jiang Beicheng said, "My personal military security company."

The six people paused for a moment, then exchanged glances.

Jiang's words made me feel so safe.

Jiang Beicheng: "Once we get to Singapore, you can rest assured."

I've already spoken to the Li family's friends, and they welcome talented people like you to teach in Singapore.

You can choose either the Chinese University of Hong Kong or Nanyang Technological University.

The group stared at Jiangbei City in shock.

Private military security company!

Friends of the Li family!
Choose between National Chinese University and Nanyang Technological University!

...It's all explosive information.

It left a few young engineers a bit overwhelmed.

The new boss they were about to serve was far more powerful than they had imagined.

Now I understand why President Jiang was confident enough to match Zuckerberg's astronomical salary.

Jiang Beicheng wasn't overly worried that they had ideological issues, or that they were using the guise of returning to China to conduct scientific research to engage in illegal or criminal activities.

When they return to China, in addition to the strict scrutiny here, they also have to go through a strict procedure in China.

Furthermore, companies also conduct internal assessments of hiring risks.

Including Pang Ming's $100 million salary, the "Seven Returnees" together cost Jiang Beicheng nearly $300 million.

It basically matches their salary and benefits in the United States.

In attracting and respecting talent, Jiangbei City has left a good impression on high-end talent groups, especially those in cutting-edge technology fields.

This will help attract talent from various cutting-edge technology fields to join us in the future.

After finishing their meal, Jiang Beicheng returned to Liu Yifei's mansion.

Liu Yifei was sitting on the terrace eating fruit when she saw Jiang Beicheng return. She took the initiative to ask him for a kiss and a hug.

Jiang Beicheng sat down next to her, and Liu Yifei fed him fruit. "Beibei, are you done with work?"

"Work? What kind of work?" Jiang Beicheng laughed. "I only came to California this time to visit you and the baby. If I had to add one more thing, it would be to take you back to China."

"Haha, my darling and I both feel your affection, but we don't want to interfere with your work." Liu Yifei had been following the news on the internet recently and knew that Jiang Beicheng's trip to California was also on a business trip.

Jiang Beicheng smiled and said, "Those are just minor things that happened along the way."

Liu Xiaoli, who was sitting on the other side, raised an eyebrow.

I no longer know what Jiang considers a big deal.

Liu Yifei laughed and said, "Even the little things you do on the side are big news on the internet."

Jiang Beicheng: "In the eyes of the domestic media, even my breathing is big news now."

Liu Yifei: "Haha, that's very vivid."

However, I feel that I can no longer look up to you.

I must kneel before you.

Jiang Beichen teased her, "Once the baby is born, there will be time to kneel."

Liu Yifei suppressed a laugh, glanced back at her mother, and reminded Jiang Beicheng, "Isn't Beibei being a little too presumptuous?"

Jiang Beichen glanced at Liu Xiaoli, "Your mother doesn't understand. Even if she did, she should pretend she didn't." (End of Chapter)