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One day after announcing new AI models designed for US national security applications, Anthropic has specified A national security expert, Richard Fontaine, in the confidence of long -term benefits.

The long -term confidence in Anthropic’s benefits is a governing mechanism that anthropogenic claims help promote security against profit and which has the power to elect part of the company’s board of directors. The other members of the Trust include the CEO of the effective effect of CEO Altruism Zachary Robinson, CEO of Clinton’s Access Initiative, Neil Buddy Shah, and Action President Kanika Bahl.

In a statement, anthropogenic CEO Dario Amodei said that Fontaine’s hiring would “[strengthen] The ability of confidence to guide humanly through complex decisions “for AI as it is related to security.

“Richard’s expertise comes at a critical juncture, as the advanced AI capabilities are increasingly intersecting with national security estimates,” Amodei continued. “I have long believed that ensuring that the democratic maintenance of leadership in responsible AI development is essential for both global security and common good.”

Fontaine, who as a manager will not have a financial share in mankind, previously served as foreign policy adviser to late Senator John McCain and was an assistant professor at Georgetown Teaching Security Studies. For more than six years, he led the center for a new US security, a national national security tank based in Washington, DC, as its president.

Humanity has increasingly has US national security customers as it is looking for new sources of revenue. In November, the company worked with Palantir and AWS, the Cloud Computing Department of Anthropic’s most important partner and investor, to sell AI of ANTHROPIC to defense customers.

To be clear, the man is not the only top AI lab to go after defense contracts. Openai is quest To create a closer relationship with the US Department of Defense and Meta recently revealed that it makes Llama models available on defense partners. Meanwhile, Google is two -storey A version of Gemini AI capable of working in classified environments and Cohere, which mainly creates AI products for businesses, also works with Palantir for the development of AI models.

Fontaine’s intake comes as anthropogenic cattle to its executive classes. In May, the company called co -founder of Netflix Reed Hastings on its Board of Directors.

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