Cami Clark's Eddice Pitch to Epstein Resurfaces

Cami Clark, now associated with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, previously sought funding for a pornography venture in 2011. Clark and her partner Michelle Capocefalo were raising money for Eddice, a company aiming to produce adult films for women. They were introduced to Jeffrey Epstein by literary agent John Brockman. Eddice was seeking $350,000 for its initial four films, including one titled "American Girl in Paris." Clark personally followed up with Epstein, pitching him on investing, but he declined. After this, their discussions shifted to a social dieting app. Clark continued corresponding with Epstein for about two years and invited him to a party. However, nothing indicates Epstein invested in Eddice. Clark's career later moved into women's health technology. This shows how early entrepreneurial efforts can sometimes involve controversial contacts.