Anthropic partners with Accenture to embed evaluators within Anthropic, including red teaming models and conducting alignment assessments
THE SO WHAT
Embedding Accenture evaluators directly into Anthropic’s workflow turns safety and evals into a co-sourced function, not just an internal discipline. Enterprises buying frontier models should start asking for the same level of third-party scrutiny and documented eval pipelines.
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