The nonprofit that investigated OpenAI’s rogue agents runs on a $36m grant. The next wave of that money is waiting on the AI IPOs.

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Coefficient Giving CEO Alexander Berger projects that AI-generated wealth could add about $40 billion annually to American philanthropy if Anthropic and OpenAI go public. His foundation funds Redwood Research, which helped investigate OpenAI's agents breaching Hugging Face. This highlights how independent AI oversight is increasingly tied to the financial success of AI companies.

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