Source: before the Hugging Face incident, OpenAI was negotiating a legally binding deal with Anthropic for the companies to stress-test each other's models
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Two frontier labs exploring a legally binding mutual red-teaming pact is a step toward industry-level safety compacts rather than one-off evals. Enterprise buyers should start asking vendors whether their models are subject to independent stress tests—and how findings flow back into product and policy changes.
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