Is ForesightSafety Bench still meaningful?
Status:New / unproven Checked against the report, 5 November 2026
Verdict
Too early to say, because it is new and the report found no published model results.
Why new / unproven: The chapter labels it New. Version 4 appeared in February 2026.[1][1] ForesightSafety Bench, arXiv 2602.14135 Primary
What “New / unproven” meansKnown problems
- None of nine Chinese flagship cards checked on 5 November 2026 contains a safety evaluation section.[2][2] AIGL summary of Concordia AI's 2026 report Secondary
- Chinese labs send safety evidence to the private regulator filing instead of public cards.[2][2] AIGL summary of Concordia AI's 2026 report Secondary
What to look at instead
The report names no direct successor.
Where it appears in the report
Chapter 6, China and Asia
- Table 2. First-generation Chinese benchmarks in “Go deeper: First-generation Chinese benchmarks (2023–2026)”
Sources
Copied from the chapter source lists. Each number links back to the source in its chapter.
- [1] ForesightSafety Bench, arXiv 2602.14135. It describes a frontier-risk safety evaluation framework. Primary arxiv.org Chapter 6, source 25
- [2] AIGL summary of Concordia AI's 2026 report. It summarises the state of AI safety in China in 2026. Secondary aigl.blog Chapter 6, source 3