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Anthropic’s seven co-founders are set to retain collective influence over the company after its planned public listing, the Financial Times reports, citing sources. The report also describes the founders as personally close, with operations chief Daniela Amodei seen as a counterweight to her brother, chief executive Dario.

That offers a glimpse of how Anthropic’s leadership may work when it becomes one of the world’s biggest public companies. A stock-market debut can broaden ownership without necessarily loosening the founders’ grip. The FT’s account is based on sources, not a statement from the company.

Discuss: After an IPO, should Anthropic’s founders retain strong collective influence, or should public shareholders have more say?

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