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White House refuses to provide documents on voluntary SI testing in response to FOIA request

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The rules for testing frontier models remain hidden from the public even after a court-related records request, so the transparency dispute continues.

According to The Information's feed description, the US administration has declined to produce key documents related to its voluntary SI testing framework despite a September agreement with the nonprofit Protect Democracy Project. The agreement followed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit. The White House informed the organization of the refusal in a letter sent on Friday.

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White House and the SI companies' voluntary self-regulation agreement

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