xAI posted 65 jobs for biology, physics, and chemistry tutors. Tracked hiring data across 8 AI labs to see what each one's actually building toward
Summary
Analyzes hiring data across major AI labs to infer strategic directions, noting xAI's focus on scientific tutors, Nvidia's data center push, and OpenAI's engineering growth.
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