Dario Amodei · Open Source · California · Anthropic · Donald Trump · U.S. · CryptoSlate
Anthropic may open its systems to review while rival companies and governments continue to accelerate
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Key facts
- This weekend, on Sept. 12, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for coordinated limits on the advance of frontier AI and laid out a three-stage plan
- His American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund would take a 50% public stake in the largest U.S. AI companies, with an independent commission exercising the voting rights
- An August 2026 legal paper by Yonathan Arbel, Simon Goldstein and Peter Salib separates economic claims from control over decisions that ordinary rules did not anticipate
- The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration concluded in 2024 that the available evidence did not justify blanket restrictions on widely available model weights
Summary
01 Anthropic plans to give embedded external evaluators employee-like access to assess its safety practices. 02 Sanders’ proposal would give the public a 50% stake in the largest U.S. AI companies. 03 EU systemic-risk duties apply to advanced general-purpose AI models even when they are open-source. This weekend, on Sept. 12, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for coordinated limits on the advance of frontier AI and laid out a three-stage plan. The proposed review team would receive company equipment, workspace access and opportunities to speak with employees.