Calls for Greater Transparency in AI Safety Evaluations
sudoraohacker · x · 2026-07-16
The author urges frontier AI companies like Anthropic and DeepMind to publicly disclose more details in their safety reports and conduct evaluations in controlled sandboxes. This would allow researchers to reproduce, critique, and improve upon their methods.
They argue that the ecosystem will improve through openness. Establishing mechanisms similar to FINRA or IETF is a solid direction, but even today, companies can earn trust faster simply by adopting more transparent practices.
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