After a 20-year career in the U.S. Army, most recently leading digital forensics and malware analysis at Army Cyber Command, I'm excited to join METR as an advisor. Much of my career has been spent… | Chase Hasbrouck

After a 20-year career in the U.S. Army, most recently leading digital forensics and malware analysis at Army Cyber Command, I'm excited to join METR as an advisor. Much of my career has been spent investigating security incidents and helping organizations understand and respond to them. As I transition out of the Army, I've become increasingly convinced that this experience is relevant to frontier AI systems. METR's focus on producing rigorous evidence about AI capabilities and risks makes it an excellent place to explore those questions. Looking forward to the work.

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Linda Goodman 2w

Really interesting to see how your experience in digital forensics and malware analysis is translating to the world of ai systems, seems like a natural progression given the increasingly complex threat landscape. we are headed down in an operating layer that uplift allogenic flows and models with good judgment, if you are curious reach out to us

Sallyann Della Casa 3w

Congrats. I would love to have this team look at our longitudinal human skills datalake around human skills and leveled for good judgement. We have been monitoring it againts the models also.