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Amodei proposes frontier pacing and commits Anthropic to embedded outside evaluators

In a September essay, Dario Amodei describes an Anthropic commitment to embedded third-party evaluation, then proposes wider industry and international coordination. Matthew Berman's new analysis debates the proposal; it is not evidence that those broader agreements exist.

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