Anthropic gives six METR evaluators internal access and publication rights
The arrangement puts CEO Dario Amodei's September call for embedded oversight into practice, with publication rights and defined limits on what evaluators can see.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Anthropic
Why it matters
Anthropic is turning a CEO-level safety pledge into an operating arrangement: six outside evaluators get internal access and publication rights, while the lab retains narrow redaction powers and controls the access tiers.
On October 15th, Anthropic began giving six employees of the nonprofit METR access to internal systems and risk-assessment work, putting CEO Dario Amodei's call for embedded oversight into practice. METR says it will publish its risk assessments, and Anthropic says it cannot veto them.…