Svmuu News: Anthropic has appointed Ben Bernanke, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, as a member of its “Long-Term Benefit Trust.” This oversight body is designed to ensure that the AI company remains accountable to its public mission.Bernanke will provide advice on issues such as the social impact of AI, including its potential to replace white-collar jobs and concerns that massive spending on new technologies is fueling financial bubbles.
As a member of the trust, Bernanke has the authority to appoint and remove members of the company’s board of directors and to advise senior management on key decisions, including those related to AI risks and social impacts. (Jin Shi)
Anthropic Hires Former Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke as a Member of Its Oversight Trust Committee
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