OpenAI says it plans to let third-party groups conduct technical safety evaluations of its AI models during the training, evaluation, and deployment phases (Rachel Metz/Bloomberg)
OpenAI has announced plans to allow third-party organizations to perform technical safety evaluations of its AI models. These assessments will occur during the training, evaluation, and deployment phases of the models. The initiative aims to enhance transparency and safety in the development of artificial intelligence systems.
- ▪OpenAI intends to permit third-party groups to conduct technical safety evaluations.
- ▪The evaluations will take place during the training, evaluation, and deployment phases.
- ▪The news was reported by Rachel Metz of Bloomberg.
- ▪The announcement was archived on Techmeme on September 22, 2026.
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