A decade in social impact, reading Anthropic's S-1 through the book — 'for the first time I actually see a world where this could become the norm, not just the aspiration'

Sugarman-Lash opens with the plainest reaction the timeline has recorded — he cried reading it — and then does something more unusual with it. He reads Anthropic's S-1, filed the day before, as evidence that the book's argument is becoming practice: companies using real legal structures to lock themselves into their missions for the long term. Ten years studying social impact is the standard he measures it against, and his claim is that the aspiration has become achievable rather than that the book is persuasive.

“I found myself crying while reading Eric’s new book, Incorruptible. I've been studying social impact for ten years, and for the first time I actually see a world where this could become the norm, not just the aspiration.” — Faolan Sugarman-Lash on LinkedIn