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  • Managing Editor, AI and Technology, Axios
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How AI giants will reshape global philanthropy

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By Bradley Olson Verified
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
The AI boom is about to rewrite the rules of global philanthropy, shifting its center of gravity to Silicon Valley, where the initial public offerings of AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI will create the world's largest charitable organizations. Rather than massive donations earmarked for renaming hospital wings or university graduate programs, expect the new wave of giving to mirror startup culture: flexible capital, ambitious bets and a search for measurable impact.
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How AI giants will reshape global philanthropy Original

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By Bradley Olson Verified
| Axios Verified
The AI boom is about to rewrite the rules of global philanthropy, shifting its center of gravity to Silicon Valley, where the IPOs of AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI will create the world's largest charitable organizations. Why it matters: Rather than massive donations earmarked for renaming hospital wings or university graduate programs, expect the new wave of giving to mirror startup culture: flexible capital, ambitious bets and a search for measurable impact.
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Scoop: "OG" Bill Gates returns to wage war on AI risks Original

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By Bradley Olson Verified
| Axios Verified
Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photo: Martin Bertrand/Hans Lucas/ FP via Getty Images Bill Gates is gearing up to dramatically expand his AI safety push, personally leaning on business leaders and considering a major deployment of his resources, sources tell Axios. Why it matters: The formidable, sharp-elbowed Bill Gates who built Microsoft is back, and he's directing his competitive fire toward what he has come to see as one of the most important causes of his lifetime.
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