Anthropic could share safety reports confidentially with CAISSI, EU AI Office, UK AISI
S_OhEigeartaigh · x · 2026-11-11
In part 3 of a thread, michelab99 discusses Anthropic's disclosure mechanism for model safety evaluations: the company could share assessment reports confidentially with trusted government bodies — including CAISSI, the White House SI Force, the EU AI Office, and the UK AISI — without the contents reaching competitors, balancing transparency with commercial secrecy around frontier model risk assessments.
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