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Seven Anthropic Founders Who Left OpenAI, and What an IPO Could Mean for Them

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Anthropic was founded in 2021 by former OpenAI employees who disagreed over how artificial intelligence should be developed safely. The company's founders are now in a position where a potential initial public offering could make them billionaires. The article profiles the seven people who started the company. The source material provides few further details beyond these points.

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