The rules for reviewing frontier AI models are secret. The companies that have read them are the big ones.

More than 25 organisations from left and right have written to the White House asking it to publish the voluntary framework governing pre-deployment review of frontier AI models. The framework was completed on 1 August and previewed only with a selected group of companies, with smaller and open-source developers largely excluded. The coalition argues secrecy entrenches the biggest labs while everyone else works blind.

A coalition of more than 25 organisations has written to the White House asking it to publish its voluntary AI security framework. Ashley Gold reported the letter for Semafor, which received it first.

The letter is public. It is led by Americans for Responsible Innovation and the Center for Democracy and Technology.

What the framework actually governs

This is not a general policy paper. The framework sets out how the government reviews certain powerful AI models before they reach the public.

It stems from...

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