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Investors now see a wide gap from the figures bankers previously floated, just as public officials urge the lab to address AI risks before listing.
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Anthropic’s slowing revenue growth is raising questions about whether it missed its best window to go public. Investors now see its IPO valuation closer to $1.5 trillion than the $2 trillion bankers previously floated. Read more:Read original on X
ANTHROPIC IS NOW UNDER PRESSURE TO PAUSE ITS IPO. Dario has pushed so hard on AI safety that his own warnings are now being used against him. NYC Comptroller: “Instead of proceeding headlong with its IPO, the company should focus its energies on addressing these unprecedented risks.”Read original on X
Anthropic's IPO valuation slides to $1.5 trillion on slowing growth
Anthropic's IPO valuation slides to $1.5 trillion on slowing growth
Anthropic's IPO valuation slides to $1.5 trillion on slowing growth
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