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Anthropic’s Dario Amodei Calls Nvidia’s Monopoly Claim ‘Outrageous Lie’

Amodei invoked his father’s death to explain his demand for robust AI oversight, refuting monopoly allegations in his Big Technology podcast appearance.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei
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Overview

  • Jensen Huang has accused Amodei of believing only Anthropic can build AI safely, alleging he seeks to control the industry under the guise of safety.
  • On July 30’s Big Technology podcast, Amodei dismissed the monopoly claim as “the most outrageous lie I’ve ever heard,” insisting his focus has always been on safety rather than market dominance.
  • He traced his urgency for stringent AI oversight back to his father’s death in 2006, citing a rapid medical breakthrough as the personal impetus for responsible technology development.
  • Amodei champions a “race to the top” through strong regulation and “responsible scaling” policies, and he contends that the open-source debate is a red herring given the opacity of large language models.
  • Nvidia warns that advocating for regulatory capture against open source risks stifling innovation, undermining AI security and making the technology less democratic.