Frontier Model Forum

The Frontier Model Forum is an industry-supported nonprofit focused on advancing frontier AI safety and security.

Civic and Social Organizations
Headquarters
Washington D.c., United StatesSource: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
Employee range
1 to 10Source: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
Founded
2023Source: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
Published list appearances
1 supported appearance ↗Source: RevenueBase lists
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What does Frontier Model Forum do?

The Forum identifies best practices and supports standards development for frontier AI safety and security. Its primary focus is managing significant public safety and security risks, including CBRN and advanced cyber threats.

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Who it serves

The Forum facilitates information sharing among government, academia, civil society, and industry.

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BADGE PREVIEWFrontier Model Forum listed #9 on Artificial intelligence research nonprofits, August 30, 2026Open the published source list.
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RevenueBase prepared this profile from the company’s public LinkedIn information and RevenueBase company data. These source records were retrieved on October 13, 2026. AI helped summarize these sources, with a separate automated check against the source text completed on November 4, 2026. Directory positions use company-contact counts from separate saved list snapshots dated August 30, 2026. How the company lists are built.

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