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Anthropic、METRの評価チームを社内に常駐させ“従業員並み”のアクセス付与 公表に拒否権なし

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Anthropic has started resident evaluations by the AI evaluation group METR, granting employee-level access and permitting independent disclosure of risks and incidents.

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  • •METR is provided with devices and office space, allowing access to internal systems.
  • •Independent disclosure of risks and incidents is permitted, and refusal to disclose is not allowed.
  • •OpenAI is also preparing to accept similar external evaluation agencies.
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