Anthropic CEO Amodei set to meet Trump after missing state dinner
Amodei was notably absent from a White House dinner for Chinese President Xi attended by other top tech executives.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is set to meet with President Donald Trump after missing a White House state dinner held for Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to CNBC.
Top technology executives gathered at the dinner on Thursday, but Amodei was noticeably absent from the event, which drew attention given the prominence of the AI industry in current US-China relations and trade discussions.
The planned meeting between Amodei and Trump suggests an effort to maintain engagement between the administration and Anthropic despite the CEO's absence from the earlier dinner.
The report did not specify the reason for Amodei's absence from the state dinner or provide further details on the agenda for the upcoming meeting with Trump.
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- Anthropic CEO Amodei set to meet with Trump after missing state dinner — CNBC — Top News
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