Access Partnership published a paper co-authored with Sarah B., Amanda Coakley, Ian Lee, Taysir Mathlouthi, and Tommy Shaffer Shane with Arcadia Impact mapping out 12 observable footprints for AI systems slipping out of human control using open-source intelligence.
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When multi-agent coordination or scheming incidents surface, where does the first signal come from? Historically, frontier lab risk frameworks assume internal monitoring…
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Access Partnership
We are the frontier consultancy getting innovation into market faster across technology, AI, space, and health.
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- Business Consulting and Services
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- London, GB
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- 51–200 employees
About Access Partnership
We are the frontier consultancy getting innovation into market faster across technology, AI, space, and health & life sciences. Complex problems don't sit in silos and neither do we. Delivering frontier innovation into market takes a team of specialists that get you from concept to diffusion. Our architects of innovation – from economists, engineers, strategists, physicians to lawyers – work as one team to deliver technology into market for the benefit of society.
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Access Partnership published a report analyzing distributed AI as a solution, finding that splitting workloads across cloud, edge, and device could generate up to $30 billion in annual economic value for Vietnam by 2035.
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Access Partnership is hosting a session on 10 September covering health data frameworks across the Americas, including insights from Andrew Wiltshire and Carla Cartwright.
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Access Partnership participated in the APEC Summit on Regional Multilateralism and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit on Regional Multilateralism and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Dalian, China, covering 12 days with 11 experts on the ground, 22 speaking and moderating roles, 14 workshops, 9 policy and regulatory dialogues, 6 working groups, and 12 days of sustained engagement.
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