Anthropic is giving employee-level access to evaluators, they are checking how safe Claude is

As AI models become more capable, questions around their safety are becoming harder to answer. Anthropic, the Claude maker, has announced it will provide a research nonprofit organisation, METR, with deeper access to its internal systems. Notably, METR is dedicated to scientifically measuring whether and when advanced AI systems might pose a catastrophic threat to society. The development follows an essay by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, in which he proposed that AI farms should allow third-party evaluators, or what he called "embedded evaluators", to supervise the AI labs. Later, at the White House, President Donald Trump and the leaders of top U.S.

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