What the records show
ARIA → Scaling AI Safety for a Multi-Agent World
named joint supporting party considering applications
Joint consideration; voting, recusal and individual contributions not disclosed. DeepMind is the named current brand, not an identified legal grantor or separate cash contribution.
From the investigation
Generic policies kept separate
No separate ARIA announcement or award agreement assigning its contribution was acquired in this pass. ARIA's separate Scaling Trust programme amounts must not be treated as its share of this joint call. Nor does listing Google DeepMind as a joint supporting party establish that it supplies cash separately from Google.org.
Read the research & sources ↗What the agenda can and cannot show
Schmidt explicitly credits DeepMind's Distributional AGI Safety work, ARIA's Scaling Trust thesis and CAIF's Multi-Agent Risks from Advanced AI report as inspirations. The agenda includes identity/authentication, admission controls, proof of agent/human credentials, platform vetting and revocation as research topics. It prioritizes strengthening existing infrastructure partly because incumbent protocols may become entrenched. These are concrete agenda choices relevant to the assurance inquiry.
Read the research & sources ↗Reviewed follow-through integrated into case-r13
The next promising instruments are the Fathom-sponsored California verification bill, the newer CAIF/ARIA/industry multi-agent-safety fund, and the G7 minors declaration. These remain acquisition leads. Striving is active through the hourly task heartbeat and current-work.md.
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What the connections say
1 relationships1ARIA → named joint supporting party considering applications → Scaling AI Safety for a Multi-Agent World
Joint consideration; voting, recusal and individual contributions not disclosed. DeepMind is the named current brand, not an identified legal grantor or separate cash contribution.
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