Neal Freiman

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Yeah, there was a joke that there were two main themes here in Davos this week, which was Trump and AI.

Talked a lot about Trump and the Greenland of it all and the tariffs and the schism between the United States and Europe.

We haven't talked as much about AI, but everyone was talking about it this week.

There was a breakout player in AI and I want to talk about them.

It's the company Anthropic.

No one knew about this company a few years ago.

It was just a small AI lab.

And now CEO Dario Amadei is seen as one of the truth sayers or one of the prognosticators about what a future could look like with AI.

mass adoption of AI.

And he is someone who is developing AI, but at the same time, quite pessimistic about the possibilities that could lead to huge economic inequality.

from artificial intelligence.

He said that 10 million people, about 7 million of them in Silicon Valley could, quote, decouple from the rest of society.

So they would enjoy as much as 50 percent GDP growth while the others were left behind.

He painted a picture of the overall global economy growing at 5 to 10 percent, which is crazy because of AI.

But there would also at the same time be 10 percent unemployment.

He said, that's not a combination we've almost ever seen before.

So we've never, we haven't heard that much from Anthropic over the past few years, but Dario has become one of the people that people listen to the most when it comes to prognostications about the future.