Luke Muehlhauser
Member of Anthropic's board of directors whose decision to step down Anthropic announced in May 2024.
Description from Selekoa’s record. Sources: Jay Kreps appointed to Anthropic's Board of Directors · Archived copy, captured 2024-05-29: Jay Kreps appointed to Anthropic's Board of Directors
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- Anthropic’s control structure, 2021–2026 →1 record that name this person
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- 2024-05-29 · eventEvent
Stated reason, as given by Anthropic (2024-05-29)
Anthropic's announcement states that he stepped down to focus on his work at Open Philanthropy. Attributed to Anthropic, in “Jay Kreps appointed to Anthropic's Board of Directors”; not a finding about why it happened.
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Stated reason, as given by Anthropic (2024-05-29)
Anthropic's announcement states that he stepped down to focus on his work at Open Philanthropy. Attributed to Anthropic, in “Jay Kreps appointed to Anthropic's Board of Directors”; not a finding about why it happened.