Co-founder and CEO of Anthropic
Dario Amodei
Dario Amodei is the co-founder and CEO of Anthropic. His work covers large language models, AI safety, and understanding how AI systems behave.
About Dario Amodei
Dario Amodei is the co-founder and CEO of Anthropic, where he directs the company's research strategy. Anthropic describes its research priorities as making AI systems more reliable, easier to interpret, and responsive to human direction.
Previously, Amodei was vice president of research at OpenAI, where he led work on GPT-2 and GPT-3, and a senior research scientist at Google Brain. He earned a doctorate in biophysics at Princeton University and conducted postdoctoral research at Stanford University School of Medicine.
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- Jensen Huang Tells CNBC Nvidia "Absolutely Must" Work With China on AI Safety →
At a CNBC briefing in London, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company "absolutely must" work with Chinese AI companies to monitor the risks of a technology he called potentially dangerous. Here is the quote in context, the US-China backdrop and what it does not say.
- METR Wants Embedded Assessments Inside AI Labs to Show If Agents Are Staying Under Control →
METR asked a pointed question on October 14, 2026: if a developer were on track to lose control of its internal AI agents, would anyone outside the company know? Its answer is a framework of embedded assessments with public evidence. Here is what it covers and what it does not.
- NYC Comptroller Mark Levine Asks Anthropic to Pause Its IPO Over AI Safety →
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine has written to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei asking the company to pause its planned IPO until it discloses audits and controls for AI safety, governance and development pace. Here is what the letter asks, what is confirmed and what is not.
- Trump's AI Task Force Bets on Liability Law, Not New Rules: Who Pays When Agents Go Rogue? →
The administration says existing liability laws will hold AI developers accountable, and its new task force held its first meeting on October 15. Legal experts say the law has big gaps, and two bills in Congress would change it.
- Cerebras CEO Feldman: A Home AI Appliance Is Near, and AI Doomers Should Talk Less →
Andrew Feldman told TechCrunch Disrupt that personal AI appliances running partly on-device and partly in the cloud are not far away, and that AI leaders spreading doom should speak less. Here are the quotes, the context, and the caveats about a chipmaker making the case.