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2026-08-04•1 min read

White House AI Safety Framework Kept Secret From The Public

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The White House keeps its new AI safety testing framework completely hidden from the public. The Trump administration finalized a confidential AI oversight framework to evaluate new models before release. Behind closed doors, the White House shared its evaluation rubric privately with representatives from Anthropic, Google, Meta, and OpenAI. And the actual benchmarks stayed hidden. But compliance remained voluntary. This setup left the government with no enforcement lever if companies decided they didn't want to submit their technology anymore.
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