We're sending a bunch of Microducks to assess @AnthropicAI! Kidding aside, it hasn't been approved yet but in my opinion, it's very important that open-source engineers and scientists are included in these important endeavors for transparency. That's a big part of why @Thom_Wolf is starting the open alignment initiative. We're all in this together!

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We're sending a bunch of Microducks to assess @AnthropicAI! Kidding aside, it hasn't been approved yet but in my opinion, it's very important that open-source engineers and scientists are included in these important endeavors for transparency. That's a big part of why @Thom_Wolf is starting the open alignment initiative. We're all in this together!

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Clément Delangue called for open-source engineers and scientists to take part in assessments of Anthropic, while saying the proposed involvement had not yet been approved. He argued that their inclusion was important for transparency. Delangue said that goal was a major reason Thom Wolf was starting the open alignment initiative. His opening remark about sending “Microducks” to assess Anthropic was a joke, not an announcement of an approved assessment.

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