Anthropic cushions its upcoming IPO with a discretionary fund for workers its models might replace
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Anthropic wants to put five percent of its shares into a new public benefit fund that will also look into direct payments to workers at risk of losing their jobs. The fund is a company-owned LLC, so Anthropic keeps control of it as a possible IPO approaches. By offering the option of direct payments, Anthropic goes further than its competitors. Elon Musk says on X the company should just give the shares directly to the public. The article Anthropic cushions its upcoming IPO with a discretionary fund for workers its models might replace appeared first on The Decoder .
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