Trillium Labs Wants to Research Self-Improvement and Model Behavior in the Open
Wired AI · rss · 2026-10-03
While most frontier labs lock risky research behind closed doors, Trillium Labs is taking the opposite approach: publicly showcasing its work on self-improvement and model behavior. Wired profiles the AI experts betting that high-stakes safety research done in the open attracts better scrutiny—and examines the debates around that philosophy.
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