Version 3.4 revises the internal distribution requirement for unredacted Risk Reports from all regular-clearance Anthropic staff to a minimum of 200 Anthropic employees.
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This provision changes the internal transparency posture for unredacted safety risk information, reducing the employee population with guaranteed access to unredacted Risk Reports from all regular-clearance staff to a defined minimum threshold of 200 employees.
Under this revised provision, fewer Anthropic employees are guaranteed access to unredacted Risk Reports compared to the prior version of the policy, which may affect the internal visibility of safety risk information among staff not included in the 200-employee distribution.
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Compare across platforms →"This version 3.4 update does the following: ... 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)Excerpt from Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Internal distribution of safety-relevant information may interact with whistleblower protection frameworks and internal reporting obligations in jurisdictions where AI-specific or general safety reporting laws apply.
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This provision changes the internal transparency posture for unredacted safety risk information, reducing the employee population with guaranteed access to unredacted Risk Reports from all regular-clearance staff to a defined minimum threshold of 200 employees.
Under this revised provision, fewer Anthropic employees are guaranteed access to unredacted Risk Reports compared to the prior version of the policy, which may affect the internal visibility of safety risk information among staff not included in the 200-employee distribution.
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