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Anthropic opens its models to outside evaluator METR

Nonprofit group METR can now examine Anthropic's systems and internal tools, and the company has given up its right to block the resulting published assessments.

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What happened

Anthropic said it has granted a team from the nonprofit AI evaluator METR employee-level access to its systems. The access lets the group independently assess its advanced models, safety practices and risk management. The company has also begun early-stage talks with other organizations, including Hugging Face, and has brought in nonprofits METR and SecureBio to help assess risks.

Why it matters

The arrangement lets outside evaluators vet unreleased models and agents more thoroughly. METR will publish its own assessments of the company's risks, incidents and practices.

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