Policy & society

Implementing the Transparency in Frontier AI Act

A stakeholder-workshop report on translating frontier AI transparency requirements into practice.

Publisher
Stanford HAI / UC Berkeley
Publication
September 25, 2026
Length
15 pages
Language
English
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Stanford HAI / UC Berkeley

Implementing the Transparency in Frontier AI Act

2026 / RESEARCH

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About this report

A policy implementation analysis of California’s Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act. The report examines how frontier models and risks are defined, how transparency and reporting obligations could work, and what expertise and infrastructure the state needs for implementation. Workshop-informed discussion and proposed language make the policy choices concrete. Use it to understand the design questions behind a frontier-AI governance regime or prepare an informed policy discussion, while recognizing that recommendations and suggested text in a research report are distinct from enacted law or current legal advice.

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Who it is for

  • Policy and governance teams
  • Security and risk practitioners
  • Researchers and analysts

Inside this report

  1. Defining frontier models beyond compute thresholds
  2. Domain-specific risks and reporting concepts
  3. Transparency and implementation design choices
  4. State expertise, infrastructure and capacity
  5. Workshop findings and proposed policy language
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