Researchers question Accenture's AI safety expertise: no public frontier model evals
AnkaReuel · x · 2026-09-19
Stanford researcher Anka Reuel publicly asked Accenture to share an example of a frontier model evaluation report, saying many colleagues worry the firm lacks the expertise, tagging Anthropic and Marc Warner. A viral quote-post adds that Accenture has lost several major clients over the past year for failing to keep up with frontier AI problems, and accuses the consultancy of hijacking the safety discussion while getting paid.
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