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If the markets reject OpenAI and Anthropic, the US should nationalize them | Bruce Schneier and Nathan E Sanders

OpenAI and Anthropic are facing significant market challenges that threaten their future. Founded to prioritize humanity's best interests, both companies are now under scrutiny as public sentiment shifts against AI. If investor confidence f...

The Guardian· Aug 12, 2026 · 12:58 PM · 1 views

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OpenAI and Anthropic are facing significant market challenges that threaten their future. Founded to prioritize humanity's best interests, both companies are now under scrutiny as public sentiment shifts against AI. If investor confidence fades, nationalization may be an option to align AI advancements with democratic values.

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