Hesamation shares Reuters screenshots on labs restricting safety evaluator publications
Hesamation · x · 2026-10-13
- The author follows up with screenshots of the Reuters story: Anthropic and OpenAI sought influence over what external evaluators could publish, worried about IP leaks; certain contracts bar evaluators from disclosing findings without consent.
- The screenshots also confirm Dario Amodei's recent call for evaluators to publish "without editorial control," echoed by OpenAI. See the main post on this story for full context.
Related event: OpenAI and Anthropic Seek to Control Independent AI Safety Reports: Reuters(2 posts)→
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