Source: International Business Times
The coalition, organized by the AI Evaluator Forum, published a public letter Friday laying out minimum conditions for third-party organizations embedded inside leading AI companies. Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP via Getty Images More than 100 artificial intelligence experts and safety evaluators are warning that outside oversight of companies such as Anthropic and OpenAI will be credible only if evaluators are given genuine independence, deep access to frontier systems and protection from retaliation when their findings are unfavorable. The coalition, organized by the AI Evaluator Forum, published a public letter Friday laying out minimum conditions for third-party organizations embedded inside leading AI companies to assess increasingly powerful models and the risks surrounding their development.
