AI eval drama: critic argues METR cannot be impartial about Anthropic
inductionheads · x · 2026-09-16
@segyges refines an earlier claim: METR was not, and could not be, impartial concerning Anthropic, and is hopelessly conflicted in its proposed evaluation arrangement — sparking debate over eval org independence.
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