Anthropic published the first Responsible Scaling Policy committing to capability evaluations before training more powerful AI
Anthropic published its Responsible Scaling Policy (RSP) in September 2023, committing to evaluate AI systems for dangerous capabilities (CBRN, cybersecurity, autonomous replication) before training more powerful models, creating a tiered AI Safety Level (ASL) framework.
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Anthropic's blog post details the full RSP framework, including the ASL-1 through ASL-4 classification system and the commitments to pre-deployment evaluations.
AI safety researchers note that RSPs are voluntary, self-assessed, and lack external enforcement — raising questions about whether they would constrain behavior when significant commercial interests are at stake.
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