Academics publish letter on minimum conditions for embedded AI evaluators
1 Sep 18 12:34 PM · 8d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 1 of 3
The AI Evaluator Forum releases an open letter signed by researchers from MIT, Cambridge, Carnegie Mellon, Berkeley, Wisconsin-Madison, Uppsala, UNC Chapel Hill and a 2024 Nobel physics laureate, setting out minimum conditions—scientific objectivity, transparency, independence, and protection from interference—that third-party evaluators embedded within frontier AI companies must meet to be credible.
“We believe that all frontier AI companies should embed evaluators to independently assess AI risks, including evaluating the systems themselves and any significant incidents of real-world harm”
AI Evaluator Forum open letterAI Evaluator Forum Organizer of the open letterNobel Laureate in Physics (2024) Signatory, University Professor Emeritus, University of TorontoFrontier AI companies (unnamed, footnoted 1–5) Subjects of the letter's demands
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