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Google (GOOGL) owns a 14% stake in Anthropic but holds no voting rights, board seats, or board observer rights, The New York Times’ Cade ...

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That’s according to legal filings seen by The New York Times, which says Google can’t own more than 15 percent of the AI startup, and has no voting rights, board seats, or board observer rights.

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Court documents obtained by The New York Times show that Google quietly acquired a 14 percent stake in Anthropic.