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Morning Edition · Sunday, September 20, 2026Published at 2:20 AM EDT · New York
Anthropic Publishes Three Self-Measured Development Metrics, Reporting Claude Leads 26% of Its AI Research Work
The company says about 6% of its AI research and development compute goes to safety, and publishes the methodology so rival labs can report the same figures, though none has agreed to.
Anthropic proposed three measurements intended to give the public visibility into what happens inside frontier labs: how much of a lab's research and development is led by AI rather than by humans, how well the lab can oversee and intervene…
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