Anthropic announced a third-party on-site evaluation program, bringing in staff from Faculty, the AI company owned by Accenture, to test model safety measures with near-employee access. The two sides each committed at least US$1 billion over the next five years to build what Anthropic calls a third-party embedded evaluation mechanism.
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