According to CoinMeta, as reported by DeItaone, the founder of Anthropic may retain 50.1% of the shareholder voting rights for a long time after IPO, even if they sell almost all their shares. The special Class F shares controlled by Anthropic Founders LLC grant the founder majority voting rights, as long as at least three founders remain in position. This structure also allows departing founders to be replaced by members who have served for 10 years, potentially extending control for several decades. The key point is that the IPO of Anthropic may provide economic benefits for investors, but does not have substantial control over company decisions, which raises important governance considerations.