Andreessen Horowitz πΊπΈ
DoomBench currently associates 0 models and 6 evidence assessments with Andreessen Horowitz. Company attribution is separate from each model's version-specific risk score.
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- 0
- Evidence items
- 6
- Toward-doom share
- 0.4%
- Net index pressure
- +0.30
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Latest assessments involving Andreessen Horowitz
AI-backed political group spends across at least 48 US races opposing restrictive rules
Reuters reports that Leading the Future is spending millions across at least 48 congressional races. Backers include Greg and Anna Brockman personally, and Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz and their firm. Some supported candidates favor blocking state AI rules. Anthropic has funded a rival group opposing pre-emption. The report documents competing efforts to shape oversight, not an enacted change in law or evidence that OpenAI made the Brockmans' donation.
Marc Andreessen says self-extending agents could replace interfaces and hire humans
Marc Andreessen described OpenClaw-style agents as a major software-architecture breakthrough that combines a language model with a shell, filesystem, markdown, and scheduled execution. He argued that file-based state makes agents portable across models, lets them extend themselves and use computers, and points toward software serving bots that can even hire people.
xAI raises 6 billion dollars in Series C financing
xAI closed a 6 billion dollar Series C with major financial and strategic investors to expand Colossus infrastructure and accelerate model development and product deployment.
Waymo raises $5.6 billion to expand robotaxis
Waymo closed an oversubscribed $5.6 billion investment round led by Alphabet to expand fully autonomous ride-hailing and continue developing the Waymo Driver for additional applications.
Marc Andreessen argues AI proliferation is a moral obligation
Marc Andreessen argues that AI will not destroy humanity, calls its development and proliferation a moral obligation, and portrays broad AI regulation as a route to incumbent protection rather than effective risk reduction.
Character.AI closes $150 million financing at $1 billion valuation
Character.AI closed a $150 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz after launching a platform where users create and converse with personalized AI characters.