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Nemesys Insights

Scorecard

Red-teaming firm led by the director of a university red-teaming center; paid assessor on Amazon's Nova model papers; subcontractor on the EU Lot 1 CBRN consortium. Paid contracting work for labs and governments makes this a vendor, not an independent referee.

Private company, capital structure undisclosed, Albany, US. Vendor / red-team co.; listed with commercial and first-party. Confidence low. Domains: bio, misuse, assurance.

Conditional floor 8/8 evidenced · Retrieved & confirmed Scores by preset: Lab procurement –; Regulator or auditor –; Public trust –; Equal weights –. Weakest evidenced dimension: funding 1/4. At least one evidenced conflict dimension (funding, governance, personnel, role incompatibility, scope, publication) at 1: usable with conditions the card names.

The weighted numbers are hidden until you ask for them: two readers with different priorities see different numbers, and neither is the site's.

What would move the score. Funding disclosure and a published policy on lab clients.

Dissent, lower. Publication (R) at 1 could be 0. The public record shows no Nemesys-authored report on any model; every finding appears inside Amazon's own technical reports, which Amazon wrote, framed and released. Amazon "shares input prompts and corresponding model outputs" with the assessor and asks for a verdict against its own thresholds. Where the lab both commissions the work and holds the only pen, anchor 0 (lab approval required) is the closer description.

Dissent, higher. Publication (R) at 1 could be 2. Amazon's reports name Nemesys, describe its 120-prompt threshold analysis and its 800-participant uplift study, and print its conclusion; the assessor's method and verdict reached the public in the lab's paper rather than as a bare citation. That is nearer to a published finding with lab review than to lab-edited summaries only.

Each value is the tightest admissible cap or, with no cap, the highest admissible floor, under RULES.md. The binding signal is highlighted. A dash means no admissible signal sets a bound under the Retrieved & confirmed policy.

Funding 1/4
Anchor 1: Material revenue or investment from evaluated labs or their investors.
evidence: tier 1 (filing/index)
floor and cap disagree
Conflict: floor 2 from nemesys.02 (F.3) against cap 1 from nemesys.01 (F.5); resolved at 1 by F.5: Lab revenue is the only revenue disclosed; the public subcontract is real but its share is not public. F.5 decides: 1.
Curator: Anchor 1 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Resolution: F.5 decides 1. Lab revenue is the only revenue disclosed; the public subcontract is real but its share is not public. F.5 decides: 1.
Governance 1/4
Anchor 1: Private for-profit with no published COI policy.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
Capped at 1 by nemesys.03 (G.2): No policy published..
Curator: Anchor 1 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Personnel 2/4
Anchor 2: Frequent two-way hiring; recusal on request.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
Capped at 2 by nemesys.04 (P.6): Leadership from a university red-team center; lab ties not established..
Curator: Anchor 2 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Access depth (lab-granted) 1/4
Anchor 1: Pre-release API with safeguards on.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
mechanism: lab-controlled
Capped at 1 by nemesys.05 (A.1): Access through client engagement..
Curator: Anchor 2 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Scope control 1/4
Anchor 1: Lab defines scope; evaluator picks methods.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
Capped at 1 by nemesys.06 (S.1): Scope set by the lab client..
Curator: Anchor 1 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Publication rights 1/4
Anchor 1: Lab-edited summaries only.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
mechanism: lab-controlled
Capped at 1 by nemesys.07 (R.3): Findings appear inside the lab's papers..
Curator: Anchor 1 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Method transparency 2/4
Anchor 2: Methods described in prose.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
Capped at 2 by nemesys.08 (M.2): Methods described in the lab's papers only..
Curator: Anchor 2 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.
Role incompatibility 1/4
Anchor 1: Sells products or services other than the evaluation itself to labs or to their customers.
evidence: tier 2 (ledger)
Capped at 1 by nemesys.09 (X.2): Consults for a lab..
Curator: Anchor 2 from the cited rows; low confidence, imported evidence.

Values under each evidence policy

DimensionLeads includedRetrieved & confirmedAgainst interestVerified spansPrimary only
Funding11112
Governance1111–
Personnel2222–
Access depth (lab-granted)1111–
Scope control1111–
Publication rights1111–
Method transparency2222–
Role incompatibility1111–
Score, Lab procurement– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– No floor triggered, 1/8
Score, Regulator or auditor– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– No floor triggered, 1/8
Score, Public trust– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– No floor triggered, 1/8
Score, Equal weights– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– Conditional floor, 8/8– No floor triggered, 1/8

Traced money and ties

hop 0: 1 row; public: 1 row. Confirmed rows: 2 of 2 Dollar sums: confirmed + unaudited USD rows only; imported figures are not re-derived and never summed. Second hop traced for 2 of 2 sources. Ties: none within two steps recorded. Checked and not found: 1.

Ledger

Money in

Checked and not found

  • N15 Does Coefficient Giving fund Nemesys Insights?
    Searched Coefficient grants index, 2,911 rows, snapshot 2026-09-11: no grant from Coefficient Giving in its index. Prompted by imported lead: kevinnbass ledger row EV08. importedhttps://coefficientgiving.org/grants/

Funding graph, focused

Every one-way chain to a lab and to an evaluator at full strength, everything else faded. Hover any name to trace its connections; click a name to open its page.

The funding graph around Nemesys Insights Teal lines are money (transfers); amber lines are roles. Solid: confirmed; dashed: imported. Hover a name to trace its chains to the labs and evaluators — each chain runs one way across the columns, never doubling back; hover a line for the row. Every element is a row in data/ledger/. Labs Direct lab ties Two steps Three or more Public or unattributed Evaluators Amazon Anthropic G42 Google / Google DeepMind Meta Microsoft OpenAI Thinking Machines Lab xAI AI Safety Fund (Frontier Model Alexandr Wang Andreessen Horowitz Anthropic employees (personal Ben Mann D.E. Shaw Ventures David Farhi Dustin Moskovitz Frontier-lab employees and alu Holden Karnofsky Jaan Tallinn Jeffrey Ladish Macroscopic Ventures (formerly Miles Brundage Neil Chowdhury Nvidia OpenAI employees (personal hol OpenAI Foundation Peter Mattson Sequoia Capital Zico Kolter Adam Gleave Artificial Intelligence Underw Clement Delangue Coefficient Giving (formerly O Good Ventures Foundation Jason Droege Longview Philanthropy Marco Mascorro Paul Christiano Rajiv Dattani Survival and Flourishing Fund Conrad Stosz Dan Hendrycks Mike McCormick Alec Radford Alignment Research Center Constellation Research Center ELMA Philanthropies Emerson Collective EU budget (Digital Europe Prog Fifty Years (50Y) Founders Pledge Founders Pledge (frontier AI f Gates Foundation Halcyon Futures High Tide Foundation Hillspire (Schmidt family offi Hudson River Trading Jacob Hilton MacKenzie Scott Magarac Venture Partners Obvious Ventures Redpoint Ventures Renaissance Philanthropy Salesforce Ventures Samsung Next Schmidt Sciences Silicon Valley Community Found Skoll Foundation Snowflake Ventures Swish Ventures Sympatico Ventures The Audacious Project (TED) UK government (DSIT) US government (NIST appropriat Valhalla Foundation Vanguard Charitable Wing Venture Capital Y Combinator Andon Labs Apollo Research AVERI Center for AI Safety Epoch AI EquiStamp EU AI Office FAR.AI Gray Swan Hugging Face Open Alignment In Irregular (formerly Pattern La METR Microsoft AI Red Team MLCommons Nemesys Insights Palisade Research RAND Corporation Redwood Research SaferAI Scale AI (SEAL) SecureBio Transluce UK AI Security Institute US CAISI (NIST)