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Börsengang: Anthropics 64-Milliarden-Dollar-Wette: Das sagt Amodei zu Chancen, Profit und KI-Sicherheit

Kurz vor einem der größten Börsengänge der Geschichte werben Anthropic-Chef Dario Amodei und Jamie Dimon von JP Morgan gemeinsam um Anleger. Die Aktie ist bereits sechsfach überzeichnet.

Börsengang: Anthropics 64-Milliarden-Dollar-Wette: Das sagt Amodei zu Chancen, Profit und KI-Sicherheit

San Francisco, 99a8716c-545 – Anthropic's founder and CEO, Dario Amodei, remains modest as his company prepares to go public. In a recent sales pitch, Amodei advised that a company should never be worth more than its true value. However, he admits that he cannot provide reliable forecasts. According to the CEO, revenues of the company have multiplied by ten in 2024 and 2025, with no clear indication of what the next year might bring.

During a live broadcast in New York, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase, welcomed Amodei for the stock market launch. Mary Erdoes, JP Morgan Chase's chief investment officer, called the event the "most consequential of all times." The broadcast was watched by audiences in over 60 countries, including attendees from Egypt, Turkey, and Amodei's hometown in Italy.

Amodei received praise from various figures, including the Schauspieler Ashton Kutcher who described him as "friendly." Henry Kissinger reportedly spoke of a new era in human consciousness after meeting Amodei, likening it to the Enlightenment.

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