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The Promise Tracker lists 47 public safety promises made by the 11 SI labs on the Containment Board and their leaders, each with its primary source, its date and a status. A promise is marked Kept or Not met only when a reputable public source reports it, and that source is named and linked. As of November 10, 2026, 11 are reported kept, 4 not met and 2 withdrawn; the other 30 are in progress or have no public evidence yet.
Promises
47
Labs
11
Reported kept
11
Reported not met
4
The tally
What the labs promised, and what happened
Every status comes with a named public source, except the two cautious ones. The bars show each lab's promises by status; the chip is its Containment Board grade.
KeptNot metWithdrawnIn progressNo public evidence yet
Every promise
All 47 promises, newest first
Filter by status, lab or topic. Each entry gives the exact words when they are short enough, the primary source, the status with its own source and the day it was checked.
In progress. Google's Gemini 4 Argon safety report (Oct 13, 2026) says it cannot rule out the cybersecurity Critical Capability Level; no safety case has been published.
In progress. The European Commission lists the signature (page updated Oct 7, 2026); the EU AI Office has not published an assessment of compliance. xAI signed the Safety and Security chapter only.
In progress. OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra System Card (Sep 3, 2026) rates the model Critical in cybersecurity. FLI reported on Jul 14, 2026 that OpenAI has rolled back commitments through its updated framework.
Not met: reported by TechCrunch on May 13, 2025: the May 10 deadline "came and went without acknowledgement on xAI's official channels." METR lists the first full version from August 2025.
Withdrawn: reported by the Future of Life Institute on Jul 14, 2026: Meta "has also backslided on pause commitments". Its April 2026 revision changed the Critical response from Stop to Develop with Mitigations.
In progress. An independent CBRN uplift study for Nova 2.0 Lite is described in an Amazon paper (Jan 27, 2026); no government institute test was found.
In progress. Google's own Gemini 4 Argon safety report (Oct 13, 2026) names outside testers, including NIST CAISSI; no outside body has published its own report on it.
In progress. FLI reported on Jul 14, 2026 that Meta used outside testers for Muse Spark before broad internal use, with publication rights not specified.
Withdrawn: reported by TechCrunch on Feb 4, 2025: Google removed the "applications we will not pursue" section, weapons included, from its published principles.
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The method
Five statuses, all of them sourced or cautious
A promise is listed only with a primary source. The status is the strongest one a reputable public source supports, and nothing stronger.
Status definitions
What each status means
Kept
A reputable public source reports the promise fulfilled. The source is linked and named, with its date.
Not met
A reputable public source reports that the promise was not fulfilled, or that a deadline passed without it.
Withdrawn
The promise was removed or replaced by the one who made it, as a reputable public source reports.
In progress
The promise is ongoing or not yet due, and public records show work toward it.
No public evidence yet
No public, reputable source shows the promise kept or broken. This is the cautious default.
Corrections
Spotted an error?
Every entry links to its sources and the day it was checked. If a promise is missing, misquoted or has a newer status, send the public source on Telegram or X. Corrections are made in the open, with the new check date.
A public, forward-looking commitment about safety made by a lab or its leader: in a signed public commitment such as the 2023 White House voluntary commitments or the 2024 Seoul Frontier AI Safety Commitments, in testimony, in a published framework or on the lab's own pages. Each one is listed only with that primary source.
Who decides whether a promise was kept?
Not this site. Kept, Not met and Withdrawn appear only when a reputable public source reports it, and the entry names that source and its date. Otherwise the status is In progress or No public evidence yet, and when in doubt the cautious status is used.
How does this relate to the Containment Board?
The Containment Board grades what each lab has in place today. The Promise Tracker follows what each lab said it would do. Each lab page links to the other.
How do I correct an entry?
Send the public source on Telegram or X. Corrections are made in the open, and the entry gets a new check date.
Enter RSI
Promises on one side, grades on the other
The Containment Board grades what each lab has in place today, from safety frameworks to whistleblower policies.
