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Eric Schmidt Wrote a Check to Anthropic Before the AI Boom: Here’s How Big the Payoff Could Get

BenzingaRadhika Anilkumar Nadig

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt reportedly owns about 1% of Anthropic through an early investment, setting him up for a big IPO windfall.

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