Inside IPO-bound Anthropic: How much code does Claude write for firm? What is its 'no-ego' work culture about? Explained
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Anthropic has filed its IPO on Monday, and the 200,000-word document has revealed details about the company which were till date not widely known in public. The company which has warned that its artificial intelligence could cure cancer or kill up to eight billion people. Among the many safety nets it has set in place is the fact that Anthropic gave 50.1% voting power over certain matters to its seven co-founders, who, according to the IPO filing, are "distinctly equipped to be stewards of our mission," Reuters reported. The expected $.15 trillion valuation of the company could make it the world's most most highly valued public benefit corporation, a setup under Delaware law that means the AI lab must balance investor interests with promoting a wider good.
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