Yulia Slavina

Private AI firms want public perks without responsibilities, Anthony Pompliano argues

Private AI firms want public perks without responsibilities, Anthony Pompliano argues
Public companies offer broad AI ownership

Anthony Pompliano, co-founder and partner at Morgan Creek Digital Assets, critiques the current debate over whether the public should own artificial intelligence companies.

He observes that public companies already offer broad ownership opportunities, but questions why private AI firms seek the advantages of being public without accepting the associated costs or regulatory requirements. Pompliano suggests that better incentives are needed for these companies to go public earlier.

Pompliano previously discussed the potential for the S&P 500 to gain 10% to 22% if concerns about artificial intelligence underperformance do not materialize, according to his recent comments. He has also described the confrontation between Dave Portnoy and Steve Cohen during the GameStop trading volatility, recounting Portnoy's efforts to challenge perceived market system bias in a separate account. These remarks come as Pompliano continues to weigh in on market structure and access.

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