The White House says it has finished a voluntary framework for evaluating advanced AI models ordered under a June executive order signed by President Donald Trump. According to reports, the administration holds meetings with AI companies as part of the rollout of the framework. The White House states the framework was completed by the deadline. However, the administration does not publicly release the framework’s contents or provide additional information about how it will be implemented.
Both outlets report that the administration declines to share key details, including what the framework specifies, which organizations have reviewed it, and when companies will begin using it. The reports also characterize the approach as voluntary rather than mandatory, tied to the evaluation of “frontier” or advanced AI models.
While the White House confirms completion and discusses engagement with AI firms, the lack of transparency around the document limits independent verification of its requirements, scope, and timeline for adoption.
