Our Members
Credible oversight of frontier AI cannot rest on a handful of organizations. We work to broaden the field so that no single evaluator carries the weight of public trust alone.
The AI Evaluator Forum brings together independent research organizations focused on a range of issues. Membership is limited to organizations that conduct and publish rigorous independent technical evaluations of general-purpose AI systems in the public interest.
AI Verification and Evaluation Research Institute
Advancing effective third‑party auditing for frontier AI.
Collective Intelligence Project
Embedding democratic global guidance into the development and evaluation of frontier AI.
Meridian Labs
Open source tools and technology for evaluating and understanding frontier AI.
METR
Researching, developing, and running evaluations of frontier AI systems' ability to complete complex tasks without human input.
Princeton Holistic Agent Leaderboard
The standardized, cost-aware, and third-party leaderboard for evaluating agents.
RAND
Developing advanced AI evaluation methods, testing systems for dangerous capabilities, and sharing their findings to help inform evidence-based policies.
SecureBio
Securing the future against catastrophic pandemics, including by evaluating the risk of misuse for biosecurity-relevant AI capabilities.
Transluce
Building open, scalable technology for understanding AI behaviors and their effects on society.
More members coming soon
Leadership
Conrad Stosz
Chair
Patricia Paskov
Senior Advisor