Jack Clark

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Hello, this week on Leading, we're bringing you an interview with Jack Clark, the co-founder of Anthropic, which people will know from Claude, one of the great AI companies of the world, one of the fastest growing companies in the world.

And one of the most significant voices and leaders in AI today, Jack's a Brit.

Now, as some of you might know, Matt Clifford and I have been doing a mini series for our Trip Plus members on AI over the past few months.

We got huge feedback.

I still think AI is the single biggest issue in all politics anywhere in the world, more important than immigration, housing, cost of living or anything.

And I am hoping to draw you into that conversation in this conversation with Jack, because I think it's a great way of engaging with some of the big questions in AI.

Safety, jobs, employment, the future shape of the economy, and how on earth people think about a technology that could transform the world in really powerful ways for good or ill.

Welcome to the Restless Politics AI with me, Rory Stewart.