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The Frontier Model Forum is a key industry-led governance body; relevant for understanding how leading AI labs are coordinating on safety standards, capability evaluations, and policy engagement at the frontier.
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The Frontier Model Forum is an industry-supported non-profit comprising major AI companies (Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI) focused on advancing frontier AI safety and security. Its core mandates include identifying best practices, advancing independent safety research, and facilitating information sharing across government, academia, civil society, and industry. It also produces technical reports on topics like frontier capability assessments for CBRN and cyber risks.
Key Points
- •Industry coalition of leading AI labs (Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Meta, Amazon) working collectively on frontier AI safety.
- •Three core mandates: identifying best practices/standards, advancing safety science/research, and cross-sector information sharing.
- •Publishes technical reports on frontier capability assessments including CBRN weapons, cyber threats, and autonomous behavior risks.
- •Acts as a coordination body between industry, government, academia, and civil society on public safety and national security risks from AI.
- •Focuses on developing shared threat models, evaluation frameworks, and mitigation strategies for the most advanced AI systems.
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| Frontier Model Forum | Organization | 58.0 |
| AI Governance Coordination Technologies | Approach | 91.0 |
| Voluntary AI Safety Commitments | Policy | 91.0 |
| AI Development Racing Dynamics | Risk | 72.0 |
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## Frontier Model Forum: Advancing frontier AI safety and security
The Frontier Model Forum draws on the technical and operational expertise of its member companies to ensure that the most advanced AI systems remain safe and secure, so that they can meet society’s most pressing needs.
## What the Frontier Model Forum does
The Frontier Model Forum is an industry-supported non-profit focused on addressing significant risks to public safety and national security.
We have three core mandates:
1. **Identify best practices** and support standards development.
2. **Advance science** and independent research.
3. **Facilitate information sharing** among government, academia, civil society and industry.
[Read more about our mission](https://www.frontiermodelforum.org/about-us/)
## Technical Report: Frontier Capability Assessments
Frontier capability assessments are procedures conducted on frontier models with the goal of determining whether they have capabilities that could increase risks to public safety and security, such as by facilitating the development of chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) weapons, advanced cyber threats, or some categories of advanced autonomous behavior.
This report discusses emerging industry practices for implementing Frontier Capability Assessments. As the science of these assessments is rapidly advancing, this overview represents a snapshot of current practices.
[Read the full report](https://frontiermodelforum.org/technical-reports/frontier-capability-assessments/)
Core **objectives** of the Forum
**The Frontier Model Forum is committed to turning vision into action. We recognize the importance of safe and secure AI development, and we’re here to make it happen.**
**Advancing AI safety research**
Research will help promote the responsible development of frontier models, minimize risks, and enable independent, standardized evaluations of capabilities and safety.
**Identifying best practices**
Establish best practices for frontier AI safety and security, and develop shared understanding about threat model
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