Measurement, not certification · verified as of 2026-09-12

Frontier-safety framework presence register

Which major AI labs publish a frontier-safety framework — and exactly where it lives. We measure the presence and provenance of published commitments, never their quality; absence of a published framework is not a finding of unsafe practice. Every row below is backed by an official URL we fetched ourselves on 2026-09-12; the HTTP status is part of the record. A row we cannot verify exactly is omitted or shown as an empty chair — never asserted.

Bounded method

Bounded method, executed 2026-09-12: for each lab, the official domain(s) were fetched directly and the HTTP status of every checked URL recorded; the site robots.txt/sitemap.xml were enumerated where served; and a bounded site-restricted web search (site:<domain>) was run for frontier-safety / preparedness / responsible-scaling framework documents. A lab appears under PUBLISHED only when an official framework document URL returned HTTP 200 and the document content was inspected. A lab appears under EMPTY CHAIRS only when the checks listed in its row found no such document. Version and date fields are recorded only where printed on the official page or document itself. Absence is a presence measurement, not a safety finding.

Published frameworks (5)

Empty chairs (3)

An empty chair records exactly what we checked and found absent. It is a presence/absence measurement, not a safety finding: a lab may govern frontier risk through documents we did not find, through channels outside its public site, or not at all — this register does not distinguish those cases.

Corrections

If a lab publishes a framework, moves a document, or we recorded a row wrongly, we publish a new dated snapshot through the public repository, where the change remains inspectable. Rows carry their verification date and HTTP status so later measurements can show what changed. Report a correction through the refutation ledger.