Anthropic is moving some of its upside to a public-benefit fund, not a 501(c)(3).
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Anthropic is moving some of its upside to a public-benefit fund, not a 501(c)(3).
On Oct 18, the company committed 5% of Anthropic shares — pending stockholder approval — to a wholly-owned LLC called the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund. The board can add another 2% for every 50% jump in valuation. None of the held shares can go to lobbying or political giving, in the US or abroad.
The fund could route money to nonprofits, direct cash to specific populations, or back bolder labor-market responses — Anthropic has already put $200M into that work.
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