Leaked Memorandum: The personified CEO says the company will engage in Gulf state investments after all

Humans are planning According to a Slack Message CEO Dario Amodei, Slack Message CEO, sent the work to Wired to seek investment from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

Amodei admitted, weighing the pros and cons, that accepting the money from Middle Eastern leaders could enrich the “dictator”. “It’s a real shortcoming and I’m not excited about it,” he wrote. “Unfortunately, I think that ‘bad people should benefit from our success’ is a difficult principle for doing business.”

This information is as AI companies compete to ensure the substantial capital needed to train and develop Frontier AI models. In January, OpenAI announced a $500 billion data center project called Stargate, with financial support from a state-owned emirate investment company MGX. Four months later, the company announced plans to build a data center in Abu Dhabi as part of helping foreign governments “build sovereign AI capabilities coordinated with the United States.”

“As a U.S. company at the forefront of AI development, we have always believed that the supply chain for Frontier AI model development should be on U.S. land to maintain the U.S. leadership,” said Christopher Nulty, anthropomorphic spokesman, in a statement. “As Dario said before, we fundamentally believe in sharing the benefits of artificial intelligence and serving commercially for the Middle East and around the world, which is in line with our usage policies.”

In May, President Donald Trump visited the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, a four-day trip focused on economic investment. Conspiracy leaders of tech leaders, including Elon Musk, Sam Altman and Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, joined him in meeting with the Saudi crown prince. The human leadership obviously does not exist.

Amodei acknowledged in the memorandum that the decision to pursue investment from an authoritarian regime would lead to allegations of hypocrisy. “Democratic countries need to be able to set terms that bring powerful AI into the world to avoid being overwhelmed by authoritarians and prevent human rights violations within authoritarian countries,” Amodei wrote in an article titled “The Machine of Love for Grace.”

In 2024, humans decided not to accept Saudi Arabia’s money on the grounds of national security issues. The news came as FTX, the failed cryptocurrency exchange, entered bankruptcy proceedings, with nearly 8% of its shares sold in humans. Ultimately, most of these stocks are used in UAE company ATIC Third International investments. At that time, the shares were worth about $500 million.

Now, humanity seems ready to accept the currency of the Gulf nations – although the company has not said whether it has changed its position on Saudi Arabia. “The Middle East has a really huge capital, and it’s easy to get $100B or more,” Amodei wrote in the memo. “If we want to stay on the border, we can get a lot of money by getting that capital. Without it, staying on the border is hard.”