Cami Clark: Anthropic CEO's Wife Sought Epstein Investment

Cami Clark, wife and key adviser to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, sought investment from Jeffrey Epstein for a "revolutionary porn company" aimed at women. This information comes from a Wall Street Journal report and emails found in the Epstein files. Literary agent John Brockman introduced Clark to Epstein in March 2011. Epstein had already been convicted as a sex offender by this time. Emails show Brockman suggested Epstein meet Clark and her business partner for dinner. Clark then emailed Epstein about funding requirements and shared a script and treatment for initial films, noting he "might enjoy" the material with "the ladies." A year later, Clark asked if Epstein would invest in her and a colleague's businesses, but there is no evidence any funding was provided. Epstein reportedly replied, "Can't do TV sex." Clark is described as a "sounding board and strategic adviser" to Amodei, often seen at major events and investor gatherings. She holds no official position but acts as an influential behind-the-scenes adviser. This report raises questions about her influence on Amodei and his company.