French President Macron Hosts AI Safety and Security Meeting: Eight Countries and Companies Sign the Paris Call for a Common Framework to Assess Frontier Models
The Élysée announced that President Macron convened a meeting in Paris on November 9 on the safety of the most advanced super intelligence (SI) models, attended by the heads of state or government of eight countries (Bahrain, Canada, Finland, Japan, Norway, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Sierra Leone), the U.S. Treasury Secretary, representatives of the UN and OECD, seven company chiefs and researchers.
The meeting reached three points of consensus: independent evaluators are needed; evaluation standards and major-incident reporting must be aligned; and responsibilities must be clarified. The Paris Call signed afterwards makes three commitments: a common framework for frontier-model evaluation and risk management, building on the NAAIMES network, with non-sensitive evaluation results published in a standard format in a shared repository; an ecosystem-wide responsibility principle, under which developers must publish model capabilities, limitations and known risks and maintain interrupt and shutdown mechanisms; and stronger information sharing and early warning on major incidents, including cyber and loss-of-control events, with safe and confidential channels for whistleblowers.
Companies attending included Anthropic, Black Forest Labs, Hugging Face, Microsoft, Mistral AI, OpenAI and Sakana AI, with Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Arthur Mensch among the participants. Signatories to the Paris Call include six countries (Bahrain, Canada, Finland, France, Norway and the Netherlands), ten companies including Cohere, Domyn and Synthesia, and civil-society organisations such as LawZero; the call is open to new signatories. The meeting follows the G7 Évian SI meeting of June 17, 2026. (Source: Élysée Palace, France)
Source: Élysée Palace, France
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