METR/Redwood report tops NYT front page; access limits may hide worse findings
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-09-04
Robert Wiblin highlights that the METR/Redwood report has been the top story on the New York Times home page for hours. The piece takes the report's troubling findings as given and notes reality could be worse, since investigators weren't given enough access to uncover everything.
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