According to two people familiar with the matter, Anthropic plans to grant CEO Dario Amoudi and other co-founders such shares with excessive voting rights to help them withstand pressure from external shareholders. This will be the first time Anthropic management has received super voting power; this mechanism is already very common among tech company founders. Another source said that for Anthropic, this move is of special significance: compared to the founders of other technology companies, the company's founders hold a relatively low share of shares. The company also plans to rely on special types of shares and maintain an existing group of non-shareholder trustees, which will elect a majority of seats on the board of directors to build an untraditional barrier to external shareholder intervention.

According to two people familiar with the matter, Anthropic plans to grant CEO Dario Amoudi and other co-founders such shares with excessive voting rights to help them withstand pressure from external shareholders. This will be the first time Anthropic management has received super voting power; this mechanism is already very common among tech company founders. Another source said that for Anthropic, this move is of special significance: compared to the founders of other technology companies, the company's founders hold a relatively low share of shares. The company also plans to rely on special types of shares and maintain an existing group of non-shareholder trustees, which will elect a majority of seats on the board of directors to build an untraditional barrier to external shareholder intervention.