According to reports, Anthropic has announced a long-term on-site presence for third-party security teams, providing them with tools and access nearly equivalent to those of internal risk assessment teams. External reviewers can inspect training pipelines, safety protocols, and incidents, and independently publish their findings; Anthropic may only remove information related to security, legal compliance, or customer privacy, but cannot delete content due to unfavorable conclusions. CEO Dario stated that this approach goes further than any current AI company.

He also shifted his stance on "slowing down," noting that AI is increasingly involved in the development of next-generation AI systems, accelerating capability advancements—making pure safety research insufficient. The model's own capabilities must also be slowed down. He cited OpenAI’s Hugging Face incident as a warning, cautioning that within 6 to 12 months, similar agent swarms could establish botnets spanning large-scale internet infrastructures, potentially causing trillions in losses. He urged leading AI companies in democratic nations like the U.S. to unify safety standards and R&D speed, then attempt global coordination with China on AI development pace, while continuing to restrict advanced chip access and model distillation to maintain U.S. technological leadership.