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METR’s Anthropic Report Turns AI-Led Acceleration Into a 1.9x Slope Ratio That Reproduces From Its Charts, but the Ratio Runs From 1.1x to 2.9x With the Fit Function, and a Second METR Report Says Anthropic’s Public Risk Report Understated the Pace

The Verge reported METR’s look inside Anthropic accurately, but...

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OpenAI’s Research Acceleration Report Turns Recursive Self-Improvement Into a Self-Graded Metric

OpenAI says its coding agents now out-produce human researchers...

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