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Mark Zuckerberg, Dario Amodei, and Satya Nadella all publish long essays.
AI CEOs keep publishing lengthy missives. While unlikely to be read beyond techies, the CEOs want to "own" the narrative, communications advisers say.
AI CEOs—Amodei (Anthropic, 13,000-word essay), Zuckerberg, Nadella—publish lengthy manifestos on AI's future. The manifestos aim to control AI's narrative and ideology, but readers remain limited to VCs, competitors, and tech insiders versus broader business leaders.
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