[Anthropic CEO Discusses IPO: Unconcerned with Listing Month and Market Conditions, Emphasizing "Less Promises, More Deliveries"] Beating AI News reports that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stated during a fireside chat with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon at the company's New York headquarters on Friday that the company is not particularly concerned with the month or market conditions for its IPO, emphasizing Anthropic's "less promises, more deliveries" strategy. Amodei stated that he agrees with the advice that the company's valuation should not exceed its true value by even $1. Amid recent significant volatility in the AI sector and pressure on tech stock valuations, Anthropic remains cautious about its IPO pricing. According to reports, Anthropic is currently targeting a valuation of approximately $1.33 trillion or higher, planning to issue 825 million shares at $70 to $78 per share. Based on the midpoint of the price range, the fundraising will exceed $61 billion. In addition, investors, including Google, plan to invest approximately $26 billion through a private placement. Amodei also frankly admitted that the investment in computing power is the company's "deepest business challenge," with the huge expenditure on computing resources continuing to put pressure on the company's finances. [Original Link]