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Investing in the Public Benefit

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Anthropic announced a commitment of its shares to a newly established public benefit fund with a structure that increases its stake as the company grows.

Key points

  • •Anthropic committed a portion of its shares to the newly created Anthropic Public Benefit Fund.
  • •The fund features a unique structure where the stake increases as the company expands.
  • •This initiative is positioned as a new governance model for AI companies to contribute to the public benefit.
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