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Dario Amodei of Anthropic proposed embedding external evaluators in AI companies for safety, akin to food inspectors, and recommended this approach globally during a UN Security Council address.
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“we committed to embed external evaluators inside Anthropic with employee-like access similar to a food inspector and we recommended that other companies across the world do the same.”
Dario Amodei at the UN Security Council.
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