Trustworthy agents in practice
Anthropic explains how Claude agents work, applies five trustworthy-agent principles to product decisions, and describes defenses across model, harness, tools and environment, plus what industry and governments can do.
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Anthropic explains how Claude agents work, applies five trustworthy-agent principles to product decisions, and describes defenses across model, harness, tools and environment, plus what industry and governments can do.
Anthropic's pilot risk report assesses misalignment risk from its deployed models as of summer 2025, concluding risk of catastrophic sabotage is very low but not negligible, under an affirmative-case framework.
Anthropic explains why it treats LLMs as a potential biorisk source, motivating dangerous-capability evaluations and CBRN safeguards under its Responsible Scaling Policy after activating ASL-3 protections for Claude Opus 4.
Anthropic and the NNSA co-developed a classifier that separates concerning from benign nuclear-related conversations at 96% preliminary accuracy, now deployed on Claude traffic to monitor misuse.
Announces Anthropic's pilot fellowship funding and mentoring 10-15 researchers for six months on AI safety topics like adversarial robustness, dangerous capability evals, and scalable oversight.
Anthropic sketches hypothetical safety-case arguments for ASL-4 models with strategic and agentic capabilities, covering misuse, autonomous replication and autonomous AI research risks under its RSP.
Anthropic and the Collective Intelligence Project had about 1,000 Americans draft an AI constitution, then trained a model with Constitutional AI against it and compared it to the in-house version.
Argues that large generative models combine predictable aggregate loss with unpredictable specific capabilities and harms, analyses the policy implications, runs two experiments on unpredictability-driven harms, and proposes interventions.