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Jack Clark

Anthropic co-founder and Head of Public Benefit; writes the Import AI newsletter

Jack Clark co-founded Anthropic and is its Head of Public Benefit; Clark leads The Anthropic Institute, which produces research on the societal implications of frontier AI, and oversees research teams including Societal Impacts, Frontier Red Team, Economic Research and Measuring AI Progress. Before Anthropic, Clark was Policy Director at OpenAI and earlier a technical journalist. Clark writes Import AI, a newsletter about AI research, and was a founding member of the AI Index at Stanford University from 2017 to 2024. Clark is also a co-author, with an OpenAI affiliation, of the GPT-3 and CLIP papers.1234

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    About — Import AI (Jack Clark) (external site: jack-clark.net)

    Jack Clark · Official page · accessed Oct 13, 2026

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    Language Models are Few-Shot Learners (arXiv 2005.14165) (external site: arxiv.org)

    arXiv · Paper · published May 28, 2020 · accessed Oct 13, 2026

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    openai/CLIP repository (MIT License) (external site: github.com)

    OpenAI (GitHub repository) · Repository · accessed Oct 13, 2026

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