Anthropic worries investors before Wall Street opening
Anthropic, the developer of AI models like "Claude," is facing challenges due to calls to slow down the pace of development of this technology before its anticipated initial public offering on the Nasdaq. The company's founder and CEO, Dario Amodei, has proposed a plan that includes strengthening independent oversight, establishing shared safety standards, and coordinating internationally to address potential AI risks—especially those that could threaten society in the long term. Despite concerns, the company is experiencing strong growth, with revenues reaching $65 billion in July and expectations of consecutive operating profits. Some experts and followers, such as Sam Altman and Elon Musk, support the call to slow development to promote transparency and responsibility. However, others believe that emphasizing standards could reinforce monopolies among major corporations and hinder new competitors from entering the market, thereby impacting the broader tech industry.
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