As an investor in Anthropic, I'd say that anyone who wasn't aware of where they stood on various values issues the whole time should not have been putting money in, it was not hidden.
How much is your investment (you don't have to be exact)?
The bottom line is that if the investment is not profitable, then there will be less and less investment, because only fewer and fewer can afford to lose money and stick to their values, until no one will be investing; how ever high your values might be...
Sticking to your values when it cost growth is not sustainable for publicly traded companies...
Anthropic is a public benefit corporation. Investors who put money in knew this. It's in the corporate charter. The corporate charter is a public document.
Fiduciary duty means the board and officers must act in accordance with the governing documents of the corporation.
Even a regular corporation doesn't need to be just for the purpose of "money goes up". The board has discretion on how they create value.
qsera|2 days ago
The bottom line is that if the investment is not profitable, then there will be less and less investment, because only fewer and fewer can afford to lose money and stick to their values, until no one will be investing; how ever high your values might be...
Sticking to your values when it cost growth is not sustainable for publicly traded companies...
Kim_Bruning|2 days ago
Fiduciary duty means the board and officers must act in accordance with the governing documents of the corporation.
Even a regular corporation doesn't need to be just for the purpose of "money goes up". The board has discretion on how they create value.