Key facts
- NYC Comptroller Mark Levine urged Anthropic to delay its US IPO.
- Levine cited concerns over safety, governance, and development pace.
- Anthropic's third-quarter revenue surged 45% from the prior quarter.
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine urged AI firm Anthropic to delay its planned US initial public offering, citing concerns over safety, governance, and the rapid pace of AI development. In a letter to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Levine stated that the company should prioritize addressing the risks associated with increasingly autonomous AI models rather than proceeding with the IPO.