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Anthropic brings in third-party evaluators (teams such as METR) as unilateral commitments for long-term residency, with responsibilities including verifying safety practices and commitment compliance, reporting incidents, and assisting in evaluating the alignment status of completed models and training processes; the contract allows reviewers to publish key findings without Anthropic's editorial control, with only narrow redactions permitted for safety, privilege, commercial sensitivity, or third-party confidential information.
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10/16/2026
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Valid until: 1/14/2027
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