Anthropic Warns Investors of AI Risks and Prepares to Go Public
Anthropic plans to go public on the stock exchange this year and wants to warn potential investors that advanced artificial intelligence could pose catastrophic to existential risks for humanity. The warning comes as the company prepares a large-scale share offering with an expected valuation of nearly one trillion dollars. RTE News ↗
Anthropic also reported a loss of approximately 42 billion dollars for last year. However, its revenue reached 4.6 billion dollars in 2025, representing a twelvefold year-on-year increase. The company spent 7.33 billion dollars on computing power and infrastructure, which significantly increased its costs. Der Standard ↗
The company wants to change its ownership structure before going public. A group of seven founders led by CEO Dario Amodei is set to receive a special class of shares with greater voting power. The founders would thus be able to control 50.1 percent of voting rights. Trend ↗
The planned stock market listing illustrates the tension between the rapid growth of technology companies and the high costs of developing advanced systems. Anthropic will try to convince investors of the future potential of artificial intelligence, while also warning them of the possible serious consequences of its further development. n-tv ↗
Anthropic also reported a loss of approximately 42 billion dollars for last year. However, its revenue reached 4.6 billion dollars in 2025, representing a twelvefold year-on-year increase. The company spent 7.33 billion dollars on computing power and infrastructure, which significantly increased its costs. Der Standard ↗
The company wants to change its ownership structure before going public. A group of seven founders led by CEO Dario Amodei is set to receive a special class of shares with greater voting power. The founders would thus be able to control 50.1 percent of voting rights. Trend ↗
The planned stock market listing illustrates the tension between the rapid growth of technology companies and the high costs of developing advanced systems. Anthropic will try to convince investors of the future potential of artificial intelligence, while also warning them of the possible serious consequences of its further development. n-tv ↗
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