Tom Brown
Co-founder and Chief Compute Officer, Anthropic
Tom Brown is a co-founder of Anthropic and its Chief Compute Officer, leading the organization responsible for securing, scaling and using the company's compute. Before Anthropic, he worked at OpenAI, where he was lead author of the paper introducing GPT-3. He studied computer science and cognitive science at MIT.
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