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Who gets to check the AI company?

Anthropic says METR has inside access to assess its risks. Access and publication limits matter; an announcement is not a safety verdict.

Anthropic says METR has inside access to assess its risks. Access and publication limits matter; an announcement is not a safety verdict.

· Sous-titres, d'après Anthropic announcement, 15 October; updated 16 October 2026

Original typographic graphics by AI Broadsheet; AI-assisted writing. Company account, not our independent assessment. Sources rechecked 16 October 2026. Silent original edit; no music or synthetic narration.

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Who gets to check the AI company? A new announcement from Anthropic. Here is what to watch. Outside eyes.

Inside access. Anthropic says six METR evaluators now have employee-like access. Some information stays restricted. Can the report come out?

Anthropic says it cannot veto publication. Defined redactions still apply. METR can publicly discuss those redactions. Access is a beginning.

Our take: judge the published evidence. This announcement is not a safety verdict.

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Original typographic graphics by AI Broadsheet; AI-assisted writing. Company account, not our independent assessment. Sources rechecked 16 October 2026. Silent original edit; no music or synthetic narration. Signaler une erreur

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