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Anthropic CEO’s wife wanted Epstein to invest in her ‘luxury porn’ venture

Anthropic CEO’s wife wanted Epstein to invest in her ‘luxury porn’ venture

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is reportedly worth $15.5 billion, surpassing OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's net worth of $3.4 billion, according to Forbes. Amodei's wife, Cami Clark, attempted to secure funding from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein for her "luxury porn" venture, Eddice, and a women's health startup, according to documents obtained from the Epstein files.

Clark, who married Amodei in 2022, is an entrepreneur with previous ventures including a "free luxury porn" company and a "social dieting app." Epstein allegedly approached Clark to invest in Eddice, her luxury porn company, after meeting her through a literary agent in March 2011. Emails in the Epstein files showed that Clark asked Epstein for investment in her businesses, but the documents do not reveal if the financier made any investment.

Clark then pitched a "social dieting app" for women. It is worth noting that Epstein was convicted of soliciting prostitution in 2008 and is a registered sex offender.

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