The Frontier Model Forum is an industry non-profit dedicated to advancing the safe development and deployment of frontier AI

Washington D.C.
Joined October 2023
The Frontier Model Forum welcomes the emphasis on frontier responsibilities in the White House Accord announced yesterday. We look forward to continuing to work across industry and the broader ecosystem to advance the norms, practices, and standards needed to develop frontier capabilities safely and securely.
White House Accord on Super Intelligence
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Frontier AI agents and AI-enabled biological tools hold significant promise for biological research, but their combination could also lower barriers to misuse. Our latest issue brief examines preliminary risks and considerations for AI agents & bio tools: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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As frontier AI capabilities advance, it will be critical to develop evaluations for CBRN and advanced cyber risks that work across languages, regions, and cultures. Our latest issue brief highlights emerging practices for multilingual safety evaluations: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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By combining advanced reasoning with the ability to act and call tools, frontier AI agents hold significant economic and scientific promise – yet also pose potential risks. Our new issue brief identifies emerging practices for securing the agent stack: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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As frontier AI capabilities evolve, information sharing, incident reporting, and incident response will play an important role in managing frontier AI risks. Our new issue brief overviews each and highlights the FMF's ongoing information-sharing efforts: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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New Issue Brief: Adversarial Distillation Although authorized distillation has legitimate use cases, adversarial distillation can enable malicious actors to extract frontier model capabilities while bypassing built-in safety measures. Read more here: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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NEW: Technical Report on Managing Cybersecurity Risks in Frontier AI Frameworks Building on our prior series on frontier AI frameworks, this technical report outlines emerging risk management practices in the cyber domain. Read more: frontiermodelforum.org/techn…
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New Publication: Chain of Thought Monitorability Our latest issue brief explores how Chain of Thought monitoring can help prevent certain types of harm, and why it shows promise as a new layer of defense for frontier AI safety and security: frontiermodelforum.org/issue…
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(2 of 3) The projects were selected from over 100 competitive proposals through a rigorous review process. Read more about them in the announcement.
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(3 of 3) As frontier AI systems become more powerful & widely deployed, advancing our understanding of them & building robust safety tools is essential. We are excited to support each of the AISF recipients & look forward to their scientific contributions.
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(2 of 3) The technical report is the latest in our series on frontier AI frameworks. The first three can be found here: Capability Assessments 👉 buff.ly/WIJj6K4 Risk Taxonomies and Thresholds 👉 buff.ly/sAnHU62 Mitigations 👉 buff.ly/FZdmOBD
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(3 of 3) We welcome engagement with these technical reports from across the frontier AI safety and security ecosystem. Please reach out if you are interested in further refining and harmonizing the implementation of frontier frameworks.
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🧵 NEW ISSUE BRIEF (1/5) As frontier AI capabilities advance, it's crucial to develop robust risk management practices for AI and biology. Our latest issue brief outlines the current landscape of AIxBIO safeguards, highlighting over 20 mitigations and related best practices.
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Collectively, the issue briefs flesh out the core elements of frontier AI frameworks with respect to bio-related risks. We welcome all feedback and look forward to further developing and refining risk management practices at the intersection of frontier AI and biology. (5/5)
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