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Maybe Anthropic simply don’t want to be acquired
by ekropotin 11mo ago
Maybe Anthropic simply don’t want to be acquired
- WJW 11mo agoYou understand that doing an IPO is quite literally selling big chunks of yourself to the highest bidder, right?
- ceejayoz 11mo agoSort of. You can do what Zuck did; give your shares more votes, so you stay in control. (He owns 13% of the shares, but more than 50% of the voting power.) That's less doable with an acquisition.
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- paxys 10mo agoIn one case your ownership is diluted by maybe 10%, and you keep full decision making power and everything else. In the other it is diluted by 100% and you are now an employee. They are very different outcomes.
- fullstackchris 10mo agouh... thats exactly why anthropic wouldnt want to be acquired? weird response to that comment IMO
- JohnnyMarcone 10mo agoThe current leadership retains power in an IPO. Is there a minimum size chuck one has to sell when IPO-ing? How do you know it will be big chunks?
- sunir 10mo agoNot necessarily controlling stakes.