ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Anthropic has committed to embedded evaluators: outsiders placed inside the lab with employee-level access, reporting on what they see. There is only one problem: who will the evaluators be? Zvi looks at a public letter setting out minimum standards for credible evaluators, Anthropic’s partnership with Accenture and its plans to include METR, Drake Thomas’s ranking of the week’s takes from worst to best, and OpenAI’s new call for international frontier standards.
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* 00:00 - Introduction
* 02:03 - Table of Contents
* 02:39 - Look, All I’m Asking For Is That You Find A Highly-Qualified, Experienced, Trustworthy, Non-Conflicted Source of Embedded Evaluators That Will Work Entirely For Free, Without Government Assistance or Money from EA Sources Not Chosen By the Lab
* 06:10 - Anthropic Partners with Accenture for Embedded Evaluation, also Plans to Include METR
* 12:46 - Reading the METR
* 16:40 - OpenAI Suggests Doing The Least We Can Do
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