The state school boy who can protect the world from AI: How a tech billionaire born and bred in Brighton could hold the power to save humanity... but still spends his time watching Dr Who and making sausage rolls
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Jack Clark has quietly joined possibly the most consequential group of individuals on the planet. Some might mistake him for Mark Zuckerberg. But he is, in fact, one of the co-founders of Anthropic.
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The state school boy who can protect the world from AI: How a tech billionaire born and bred in Brighton could hold the power to save humanity... but still spends his time watching Dr Who and making sausage rolls
Jack Clark has quietly joined possibly the most consequential group of individuals on the planet. Some might mistake him for Mark Zuckerberg. But he is, in fact, one of the co-founders of Anthropic.
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