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0Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy Anticipating and securing against emerging threats that accompany increasingly powerful models Last updated Jul 8, 2026 Related: Read Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy As frontier AI models advance, we believe they will bring about transformative benefits for our society and economy.0Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy Anticipating and securing against emerging threats that accompany increasingly powerful models Last updated Aug 14, 2026 Read Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy As frontier AI models advance, we believe they will bring about transformative benefits for our society and economy.
6Current and Prior Versions Read the current version of the RSP See the pdf RSP Noncompliance Reporting and Anti-Retaliation Policy See the PDF Version 3.4 and redline (effective July 8, 2026) Version 3.3 and redline (effective May 26, 2026) Version 3.2 and redline (effective April 29, 2026) Version 3.1 and redline (effective April 2, 2026) Version 3.0 (effective February 24, 2026) Version 2.2 and redline (effective May 14, 2025) Version 2.1 (effective March 31, 2025) Version 2.0 (effective October 15, 2024) Version 1.0 (effective September 19, 2023) July 8, 2026 This version 3.4 update does the following: 1) revises our threshold for automated R&D to better track the threat model of concern; 2) revises our requirement to share fully unredacted Risk Reports internally (we no longer require sharing with all regular-clearance Anthropic staff, and instead require sharing with at least 200 Anthropic employees); 3) allows Risk Reports to analyze risks as of a given coverage date, rather than necessarily as of the date of publication (to avoid requiring rushed analysis of particularly recent changes); 4) requires public Risk Reports to contain indications of where material was redacted; 5) clarifies that external review of our Risk Reports can involve multiple external reviewers reviewing different unredacted sections of the Risk Report, so long as all parts of the unredacted report are evaluated by at least one external reviewer.6Current and Prior Versions Read the current version of the RSP See the pdf RSP Noncompliance Reporting and Anti-Retaliation Policy See the PDF Version 3.4 and redline (effective July 8, 2026) Version 3.3 and redline (effective May 26, 2026) Version 3.2 and redline (effective April 29, 2026) Version 3.1 and redline (effective April 2, 2026) Version 3.0 (effective February 24, 2026) Version 2.2 and redline (effective May 14, 2025) Version 2.1 (effective March 31, 2025) Version 2.0 (effective October 15, 2024) Version 1.0 (effective September 19, 2023) Risk Reports Redacted Risk Report August 2026 Redacted Risk Report February 2026 August 14, 2026 We shared our August 2026 Risk Report.
7Our Risk Reports aim to provide a direct, candid, and informative description of how we see the risks of our systems and our state of preparedness for them (particularly the catastrophic risks addressed in our Responsible Scaling Policy).
8It covers the risks of Anthropic's models and actions between our previous February 2026 risk report and the report's coverage date of July 15, as well as our mitigations for those risks and our forward-looking plans in each category.
9July 8, 2026 This version 3.4 update does the following: 1) revises our threshold for automated R&D to better track the threat model of concern; 2) revises our requirement to share fully unredacted Risk Reports internally (we no longer require sharing with all regular-clearance Anthropic staff, and instead require sharing with at least 200 Anthropic employees); 3) allows Risk Reports to analyze risks as of a given coverage date, rather than necessarily as of the date of publication (to avoid requiring rushed analysis of particularly recent changes); 4) requires public Risk Reports to contain indications of where material was redacted; 5) clarifies that external review of our Risk Reports can involve multiple external reviewers reviewing different unredacted sections of the Risk Report, so long as all parts of the unredacted report are evaluated by at least one external reviewer.
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