FMF releases framework to rate jailbreaks by risk; Google's Kent Walker endorses it
chrismeserole · x · 2026-11-08
The Frontier Model Forum has published a preliminary framework, drawing on expertise across its members, to rate successful jailbreaks by potential risk — a shared method for assessing, triaging, and ultimately preventing jailbreaks. Kent Walker, Google's President of Global Affairs, called it an important step toward industry standards, as AI cyber capabilities evolve and understanding safeguard bypasses grows critical.
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