Apollo Research
An AI safety lab focused on "scheming" — models that pursue their own goals while appearing aligned. Publishes research on detecting deception, evaluations and governance advice.
In plain terms: Apollo Research is focused on reducing risks from scheming frontier AI. Our goal is to secure frontier AI systems across development, deployment, and governance.
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Their research and blog are free to read. Apollo also sells a monitoring product, so read claims about their own tool as company claims.
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