Anthropic has warned in its initial public offering prospectus that government attitudes may hurt its customer relationships, according to a Reuters report carried by CNBC. The disclosure signals the artificial intelligence company’s awareness of political and regulatory risks as it prepares to go public.

The warning lands at a time when calls for greater regulation of AI have grown. For a company whose business depends on commercial and institutional customers, shifting government stances toward the technology represent a risk worth flagging to prospective investors.

The report also noted that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei met President Donald Trump for dinner last Sunday. The meeting took place against the backdrop of intensifying debate over how governments should approach the fast-moving AI sector.

Companies routinely use IPO prospectuses to lay out the range of risks that could affect their performance, giving potential shareholders a fuller picture before deciding whether to invest. Anthropic’s inclusion of government attitudes among those risks underscores how closely the AI industry’s fortunes are tied to the policy environment.

The details reported by CNBC, drawing on Reuters, were limited to the prospectus warning, the broader regulatory climate, and the dinner meeting between Amodei and Trump. Further specifics about the timing or scale of Anthropic’s planned offering were not included in the report.