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'Nerd With ADHD Who Just Can't Stay Still': Dario Amodei's Fidgety Behaviour At The White House Draws Hilarious Memes

Several video clips of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei looking visibly uneasy at the White House's superintelligence accord event have gone viral on X. The clips have drawn jokes, memes and some defence of his style. Netizens are calling Amodei lots of things like 'a nerd with ADHD who just can't stay still', while some say that he looks like 'he really needs to pee'. Posts on X joked that Amodei…

'Nerd With ADHD Who Just Can't Stay Still': Dario Amodei's Fidgety Behaviour At The White House Draws Hilarious Memes

Several video clips of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei appearing restless at the White House's superintelligence accord event have gone viral on social media. Netizens have been joking about his behavior, with some comparing him to a person with ADHD who struggles to stay still. Others have suggested he might need to use the restroom.

Media training jokes and comparisons to personality scales have also emerged. Some defended his demeanor, calling it authentic, while others saw it as an indication of his nervousness about the topic of AI safety. Experts on body language noted that Amodei's actions, such as resting his hands on each other, are typical self-comforting gestures.

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