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Federal agencies sued amid allegations Trump admin could be using AI safety framework to hide AI manipulation and…

Four federal agencies criticized for failing to share the framework's details
We don't know anything about who's involved and how models are tested
Protect Democracy wants a court order by the end of the month

Four separate US federal agencies are being sued over the Trump administration's secret framework for testing frontier AI models before they get released.

Protect Democracy argues that "almost no details" have been shared about how the framework works, who participates in it, how companies are selected or what legal authority underpins the reviews.

The nonprofit warns the secrecy is especially significant because the government could potentially influence which AI models can be released and who can access them.

US government agencies sued over AI framework

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