Cami Clark

Guys, I stumbled across this obscure YouTube video and I genuinely feel like nobody has seen this shit. Look at the view count. Look at the channel subscribers. And like 10 years old!

The woman speaking is Camilla “Cami” Clark (entrepreneur and now the wife of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei).

Anthropic, for anyone unfamiliar, is the company behind Claude, one of the largest AI systems in the world.

And Clark is standing onstage talking about a company she founded called Female Algorithm Technologies and her vision for using artificial intelligence to understand human health through enormous amounts of personal data.

\- GPS/location data

\- credit-card transactions

\- phone-call records

\- selfies

\- online activity

\- behavioral information

\- traditional medical/biological information

Her basic idea was that AI could understand someone's health by looking at their life through a much wider data lens.

But then I started looking up who Cami Clark actually is.

2008 — Jeffrey Epstein is already convicted

Jeffrey Epstein plead guilty in Florida in 2008 to charges involving prostitution, including solicitation of a minor.

2009 — Cami Clark starts a company called Eddice

Eddice was basically an attempt to create high-production-value pornography marketed toward women.

2011 — Enter Jeffrey Epstein

John Brockman (famous literary agent and extremely influential connector in the science/technology world) introduced Clark and Capocefalo (co-founder of Eddice) to Jeffrey Epstein.

Brockman emailed Epstein suggesting that he meet Clark and Capocefalo because they were in Los Angeles raising money for their company.

Clark responded positively.

They apparently met Epstein in person.

Afterward, business/fundraising material for Eddice was sent to Epstein.

raising money → introduction to Epstein → meeting Epstein → sending him investment/business material.

And here's another weird dot: Danny Hillis

2012 — Clark contacts Epstein AGAIN

A year later, Clark initiated contact with Epstein again.

She wanted to catch up.

She told him Eddice was still moving forward and asked whether he might be interested in participating in another fundraising round.

She also offered to introduce Epstein to Jennifer Zuccarini (fashion/lingerie entrepreneur, later founder of Fleur du Mal), who was seeking investment.

When Epstein wasn't interested in Eddice, Clark apparently pitched him another startup idea involving social dieting.

Anyone have anything to add?