WOW... Anthropic has a surprisingly dense web of connections to the world’s largest funder of 'catastrophic-risk' work (aka AI doom): > Open…

WOW... Anthropic has a surprisingly dense web of connections to the world’s largest funder of "catastrophic-risk" work (aka AI doom): > Open Philanthropy → built by Karnofsky + Moskowitz’s Good Ventures > Good Ventures → funded Jacob Coxon’s scholarship > Karnofsky → married to Daniela Amodei, Dario's sister and Anthropic's president > Moskowitz → early investor in Anthropic > Dario → scientific advisor to Open Phil years before Anthropic > Karnofsky now works at Anthropic on AI safety strategy > Open Phil-funded MATS → Evan Hubinger → now Anthropic alignment-science lead > Hubinger backed Coxon: "We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans!" > Ethan Perez → Open Phil fellow + ~1M Open Phil research grant → Anthropic Head of Alignment > also backed Coxon: "100% agree with [Coxon] that AI poses serious risks to society, and I'm glad he's speaking out!" is this kind of a dense network normal for a company? Moskowitz and Karnofsky founded Open Philanthropy, the largest funder of AI doom. They are also investors in Anthropic. OP has given 312M in grants for 476 publications, influencing Congressional reports. OP's parent org funded Jacob Coxon, who did an AI doom media blitz. Over…

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Source: Yann LeCun (X) | 2026-09-12