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The change narrows the internal disclosure audience from all regular-clearance staff to a defined minimum number, altering the breadth of internal transparency on risk findings.
Anthropic's internal risk reports are now required to reach at least 200 employees rather than all regular-clearance staff.
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The change narrows the internal disclosure audience from all regular-clearance staff to a defined minimum number, altering the breadth of internal transparency on risk findings.
Anthropic's internal risk reports are now required to reach at least 200 employees rather than all regular-clearance staff.
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