How the AI mega-IPOs could reshape philanthropy
Up to $430 billion could reach charity as Anthropic and OpenAI go public – and advisers see a generational opportunity
Jack Womack is a freelance journalist and a contributor to Spear's. He was previously a reporter at Law.com; his writing has appeared in The Day, the Oxford Review of Books and Cherwell, Oxford's oldest student-run newspaper.
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