@Miles_Brundage: Statement from AVERI on today's developments:
Summary
AVERI commends statements from Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX on embedding independent experts in AI companies and commits to advancing standards for frontier AI auditing.
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Statement from AVERI on today’s developments: https://t.co/0Sdy76xBxC
AVERI (@AVERIorg): AVERI commends recent statements by the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX regarding the importance of embedding independent experts within frontier AI companies. We are committed to working with various stakeholders to advance standards for frontier AI auditing, and moving
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