SecureBio clarifies its independence in responding to Anthropic's independent evaluators update
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-10-17
Former OpenAI policy head Miles Brundage amplified SecureBio's statement responding to Anthropic's update on independent evaluators, which introduced a tiered system of evaluator access and mentioned SecureBio. SecureBio clarified its current engagement with Anthropic and how it approaches independence and publication rights when working with AI developers — a revealing exchange about the delicate dynamics between frontier labs and third-party safety evaluators.
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