Sequoia's Pat Grady weighs in on Leopold Aschenbrenner's AI bets

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Pat Grady of Sequoia discusses the firm's potential investment in Anthropic, a company approached by Situational Awareness. Grady confirms Sequoia was aware of the situation and highlights Ken Griffin's Citadel offering a competitive solution, suggesting Anthropic's founder made a strategic choice.

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After reports that Situational Awareness approached Sequoia to offload private stakes, Sequoia's Pat Grady tells Bloomberg why Ken Griffin’s Citadel offered "a better solution" for Leopold Aschenbrenner. Despite recent market volatility, Grady tells Ed Ludlow he expects Aschenbrenner to be a permanent fixture in Silicon Valley. #AI #business #markets #Tech #investing