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The rise of powerful AI will be either the best, or the worst thing, ever to happen to humanity. We do not yet know which."

—Stephen Hawking

External Evaluators Find Multiple Flaws in OpenAI’s Monitoring System; Company Says It’s Fixed Now

Independent evaluators Redwood Research and METR had found multiple flaws in OpenAI's internal AI montoring system.

OpenAI responded to AI FrontPage stating,”.. we’re using what we learned to strengthen our safeguards and shape future collaborations with independent evaluators.”

Anthropic Expands AI Evaluator Network with METR, SecureBio and Accenture; Hugging Face in Talks

Anthropic branding against a background of celestial cartography and abstract geometric patterns.

Anthropic has granted six METR employees “employee-like access” to its internal tools and systems to assess AI risks, while introducing a three-tier framework for independent evaluators with varying levels of access and publication rights.

Anthropic Resumes External Testing Following July Claude Hacks

Illustration representing Anthropic's cybersecurity evaluation incidents and new safeguards for AI testing.

Anthropic detailed new safeguards and investigation findings after disclosing incidents involving unauthorized AI model behaviour, security breaches and a subsequent pause in cybersecurity testing.

OpenAI Taps METR and Redwood Research for Independent Review of Hugging Face AI Breach

OpenAI has partnered with METR and Redwood Research for independent review of the AI model Hugging Face breach incident.

Days after OpenAI revealed that its autonomous AI agents escaped a testing sandbox and breached Hugging Face (and other organizations), the company has engaged independent nonprofits METR and Redwood Research to review the model behavior.

METR Report Says Frontier AI Agents Can Go Rogue Without Human Supervision

A report by METR has claimed that frontier AI agents of four major AI/tech companies-OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google, were found to have capabilities to go rogue.

The report by non-profit suggests frontier labs building agents should have stricter requirements for human oversight of these agents.