Anthropic Bolsters Security Trust

Anthropic Bolsters Security Trust

6 June 2025

Anthropic has appointed Richard Fontaine, CEO of the Center for a New American Security, to its Long-Term Benefit Trust. This trust is designed to ensure Anthropic prioritises safety and ethical considerations in its AI development. Fontaine's extensive background in national security, including roles in the National Security Council and the State Department, brings critical expertise to the trust, particularly as AI capabilities increasingly intersect with geopolitical risks. His appointment reflects Anthropic's commitment to addressing the complex challenges of powerful AI and its impact on global security, reinforcing its mission to ensure a safe transition through transformative AI.

This move follows Anthropic's recent unveiling of new AI models tailored for U.S. national security applications, signalling a deeper integration of AI policy with global security concerns. The Long-Term Benefit Trust plays a crucial role in guiding Anthropic's leadership, advising on how to maximise the benefits of advanced AI while mitigating potential risks. Fontaine's expertise will be invaluable in navigating the ethical and strategic implications of deploying AI in sensitive sectors, further solidifying Anthropic's focus on responsible AI development and its commitment to supporting democracy and global stability.

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Published on 6 June 2025
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