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AI firm Anthropic said on Sunday it will put 5% of its shares into a new public benefit fund. Elon Musk responded on Monday, pressing for shares to be allocated "directly to the public". He then committed to providing a SpaceX share for every American child next year, a giveaway NBC News puts at about $10.8 billion.
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