According to CNBC... Demis Hassabis urged a US-led global AI standards body to align safety testing, benchmarks, and export controls, per CNBC.

According to AnthropicAI on X, the Anthropic Fellows program led by @tomjiralerspong and supervised by @TrentonBricken released a new alignment research paper on arXiv. According to arXiv, the paper (arxiv.org/abs/2602.11729) details methods for evaluating and improving large language model behavior, presenting empirical results, benchmarks, and practical safety interventions. As reported by Anthropic’s announcement, the work highlights measurable gains in controllability and reliability that can translate into lower moderation overhead and higher enterprise deployment confidence for Claude-class models. According to arXiv, the study’s benchmarks and open methodology offer immediate opportunities for vendors to standardize safety evaluations, for developers to integrate red-teaming pipelines earlier in the MLOps lifecycle, and for auditors to quantify residual risk with reproducible metrics.