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This provision establishes a structural check on Anthropic's unilateral control over its own safety audit process by vesting reviewer selection approval authority in the LTBT, an entity distinct from Anthropic's operational leadership.
Interpretive note: The independence, composition, and conflict-of-interest standards applicable to the LTBT are not defined in this document, limiting assessment of whether external review constitutes genuinely independent auditing.
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Compare across platforms →"Version 3.2 of our RSP authorizes the LTBT to request external review of Risk Reports, gives the LTBT the power to approve our selection of external reviewers, and formalizes a requirement that we provide the LTBT with regular briefings.Excerpt from Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy
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This provision establishes a structural check on Anthropic's unilateral control over its own safety audit process by vesting reviewer selection approval authority in the LTBT, an entity distinct from Anthropic's operational leadership.
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