Former White House AI policy adviser Sihao Huang joins Anthropic

Former White House AI policy adviser Sihao Huang joins Anthropic

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2026-09-16 02:16:04
Sihao Huang, formerly a senior policy adviser for artificial intelligence and emerging technology at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said he has joined Anthropic as head of frontier compute strategy. In the new role, Huang said he will work with Anthropic compute lead Tom Brown on infrastructure expansion, industry coalition building, and planning for the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Huang also said that during his time at the White House, he helped advance U.S. artificial intelligence policy and related industrial infrastructure. He added that the move to Anthropic puts him closer to frontier technologies that continue to shape major policy decisions. The update was reported by ChainCatcher.

Sihao Huang, a former senior policy adviser for artificial intelligence and emerging technology at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said he has joined Anthropic as head of frontier compute strategy.

Huang said he will work with Anthropic compute lead Tom Brown on infrastructure expansion, industry coalition building, and planning tied to the rapid development of artificial intelligence.

He also said that while serving at the White House, he helped advance U.S. artificial intelligence policy and related industrial infrastructure. According to Huang, the new role will place him closer to frontier technologies that continue to influence major policy decisions.

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