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The administration has set up a 'voluntary' frontier-model review that the public has never seen, and is failing its oversight duty by keeping the standard secret.
A critic's characterization by a member of Congress, recorded as a voice in the conversation rather than scored. Two of its factual predicates are corroborated by the reporting: the framework is voluntary by the order's own terms, and its text — along with the benchmark and the covered-model threshold — has not been published even though the order did not designate the framework itself as classified. The ‘asleep at the wheel’ judgment about oversight is opinion, not a determinate claim.