Anthropic 兄妹复盘创业：七人同股同权，才是成功的关键 据《商业内幕》27 日报道，Anthropic CEO 达里奥·阿莫迪与妹妹、公司总裁丹妮拉·阿莫迪，当初拉上另外五人共同创业时，不少人认定七名联创一起管公司绝非好主意

Anthropic brother and sister resume business: Seven people with the same shares and rights are the key to success. According to a report by Business Insider on the 27th, when Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and his sister and company president Daniela Amodei brought together five other people to start a business together, many people believed that it was not a good idea for the seven joint ventures to manage the company together. Now the brothers and sisters believe that it is this seven-person co-governance model that has become the key to the success of Anthropic. Dalio revealed that the seven people hold the same shareholding ratio, have the same vision, and trust each other. He often disagrees with his co-founders on major issues—from what security measures should be included in AI models to how to lobby for regulation—but trust always allows disagreements to be resolved. He described that everyone had different opinions out of good intentions and could always reach an agreement in the end because he believed that everyone was sincerely looking for the right answer and no one was hiding their true thoughts. He also compared this to his experience at OpenAI. Frankness written into the prospectus Daniela believes that honesty is not only used between founders, but also throughout the communication between management and employees. "Honesty, integrity, and the way we treat each other and our employees also reflect how we want to develop technology." Just recently, Anthropic released its S-1 prospectus, repeatedly placing "honesty" as the core of its external image. Special governance arrangements disclosed in the documents show that the seven Lianchuang will jointly control 50.1% of shareholder voting rights, exceeding all other shareholders combined. The seven also hold large stakes that could net them billions of dollars in wealth, and each has pledged to donate 80% of their Anthropic holdings. The prospectus also shows the financials: last year’s revenue was US$4.6 billion and net loss was US$42 billion; in the first nine months of this year, five customers contributed about 25% of revenue; the Amodei brothers and sisters’ total salary last year was about US$35 million. via AI News (author: AI Base)