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    Anthropic shares three measures to track AI development

    Anthropic says other frontier AI developers could publish the same metrics and third parties could verify them, helping narrow the information gap between labs and the public.

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    Anthropic announced an internal snapshot tracking three things: how much AI research and development is done by AI, how well AI agents are overseen, and how computing resources are allocated. The company says other frontier developers could publish the same measures, which third parties could verify. Its stated aim is to give the public more information as society considers the pace of AI development.

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    Chris@ChrisGPTWow Anthropic is being really transparent with how close to RSI they are - 26% of Anthropic’s AI R&D work,” while “the share of work at or above ‘AI collaborates’ is above 90%.” That’s up from under 1% in February to 26% in August. They also say there are roughly 30,000 agents doing research and engineering work at Anthropic at any given time, and they reviewed over a billion agent decisions in August. Only 0.002% were blocked by the online monitor. The offline system flags roughly 100,000 transcripts per week, with about 50 escalated to human review. Anthropic explicitly says this matters because it shows “how close the world is to reaching recursive self improvement.”20d