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The New York Times Profiles Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Ahead of Planned IPO

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The New York Times published a long-form profile of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on November 5, ahead of the company's planned IPO this month. The reporter interviewed more than 20 people who knew or worked with Amodei and reviewed his early emails and internal OpenAI messages. The profile traces how Amodei's early involvement in rationalist and effective altruist circles informed his views on AI risk and his career. Amodei declined an interview and disputes being an effective altruist.

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    A New York Times Profile Traces Dario Amodei’s Path to Anthropic

    A New York Times profile of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei draws on interviews with more than twenty people who knew or worked with him, along with emails and internal OpenAI messages. The article traces how his early involvement in rationalist and effective altruist circles informed his views on AI risk and his career, while noting that Amodei declined an interview and disputes being an effective altruist.

  2. Baoyu
    New York Times Profiles Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Ahead of IPO

    The New York Times published a long profile of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on November 5, ahead of Anthropic’s planned IPO this month. The reporter interviewed more than 20 of his classmates, friends, teachers, and colleagues, and reviewed his early emails and internal messages from OpenAI.

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