All About Cami Clark, Anthropic CEO’s Wife Named In Epstein “Luxury Porn” Row
New Delhi: Cami Clark, the wife of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, has largely stayed out of the public spotlight. However, recently reported emails from the Jeffrey Epstein files have brought renewed attention to her earlier business ventures and her past interactions with Epstein.
Clark does not formally work at Anthropic, but she has reportedly acted as a sounding board and strategic adviser to her husband. She has also accompanied Amodei to high-profile events and met with people in the technology and investment world.
A recent report by The Wall Street Journal, along with emails from the Epstein files, has provided new details about her professional background.
Who Is Cami Clark?
Clark was born in Nevada in 1979 and has worked as an entrepreneur.
According to reports, she previously dated former Google CEO Eric Schmidt before marrying Amodei in 2022.
Her professional relationship with Amodei dates back several years. When Amodei joined OpenAI in 2016, Clark reportedly served as a strategic adviser and later introduced him to Schmidt.
That relationship became significant for Amodei’s career. After Amodei and several colleagues left OpenAI and founded Anthropic in 2020, Schmidt became an early supporter of the AI company.
Although Clark does not hold a formal position at Anthropic, she has reportedly remained an important adviser to her husband and has appeared with him at major industry gatherings, including events in Davos and Sun Valley.
She also accompanied Amodei during his visit to New Delhi for the AI Impact Summit.
Business Discussions With Jeffrey Epstein
Clark’s name has recently emerged in connection with emails involving convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
According to records from the Epstein files, Clark was introduced to Epstein in 2011 through literary agent John Brockman.
She subsequently contacted Epstein regarding business ideas and potential investment opportunities.
In one email, Clark reportedly sent Epstein information about a planned film project and described it as part of a company she referred to as a “free luxury porn” venture.
She later contacted Epstein again in 2012 to ask whether he would consider investing in businesses she was developing with a colleague.
The available records do not indicate that Epstein invested in Clark’s businesses.
A Social Dieting App Was Also Discussed
The correspondence also included another business idea — a social platform focused on dieting and women’s health.
The proposed service would combine information from health-monitoring devices with data provided by users and turn it into health-related graphics that could be shared online.
It is unclear from the available records whether Epstein responded positively to the proposal or whether he ever became involved financially.
What Was Clark’s Later Connection to Epstein?
The correspondence shows that Clark remained connected to Epstein’s wider network after their initial business discussions.
She reportedly received an invitation to a housewarming party in 2012 and connected with Epstein on LinkedIn in 2013.
However, the available emails do not establish that the two met again in person after their initial introduction.
The renewed attention on Clark stems largely from the contents of the emails and her association with business proposals that she had approached Epstein about. The records themselves do not establish that Epstein funded those ventures or that Clark was involved in Epstein’s criminal activities.
Clark has otherwise maintained a relatively private public profile, despite her reported proximity to influential figures in technology and investment circles.
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