Anthropic, a leading artificial intelligence start-up, has seen an incredible year of funding from major investors, including $450 million last May from Google and Salesforce. In total, Anthropic managed to haul in $7.3 billion, showing great promise in the A.I. industry. This funding has allowed Anthropic to make deals where technology is used in partnership with the investor, with as much as $80 billion in valuation being reported. Despite the immense success, regulatory concerns have been raised regarding the big investment from Amazon and Google. Despite the massive success, potential regulatory concerns have been raised regarding the big investment from Amazon and Google. Anthropic was founded by Dario and Daniela Amodei in 2021, with the initial $124 million funding coming from various investors. The $580 million from Sam Bankman-Fried is a big part of the company’s funding, but due to many unknowns and question marks about the future, Anthropic’s success is far from certain. However, the investment from Amazon and Google is certainly a major step in the right direction for the company.
Funding Frenzy: Anthropic, A.I.’s Hottest Start-Up, Takes Center Stage
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