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The loudest thread in AI today wasn’t just what models can do, but who gets to inspect them before mistakes propagate. Anthropic is expanding that idea in two directions at once: it opened a wet biology lab in the Bay Area, using robots powered by Claude (with Claude Mythos 5.1 generating 12 candidate molecules at a reported 50% hit rate), while also partnering with Accenture’s Faculty unit to run embedded evaluation and red-teaming inside Anthropic’s lab. The companies say they’ll invest at least $1 billion over five years, aiming to make safety testing more verifiable when “external review” still leaves too many blind spots.
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