METR's @CFGeek explains why AI safety audits should reveal not just what researchers found, but also what AI labs restricted, redacted, or kept from the public: "Our motivation is to get evidence to the public, so everyone outside the AI companies can make their own decisions about how to act, and as much as possible, so folks don’t have to rely on our subjective judgments about risk." "One of our big principles is process transparency, or what we call meta-transparency. We want to be able to…