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Levels crossed

Which provider statements say a capability level was crossed, not crossed or not determined?

138 rows, one per model version, domain and level; 80 match the choice below. Grouped by model, newest first.

Claude Sonnet 4.6 Anthropic · 17 February 2026

3 statements · not crossed 3

Claude Opus 4.6 Anthropic

3 statements · not crossed 3

GPT-5.3-Codex OpenAI · 5 February 2026

1 statement · not crossed 1

Claude Opus 4.5 Anthropic

2 statements · not crossed 2

Gemini 3 Pro Google DeepMind · November 2025

1 statement · not crossed 1

Claude Haiku 4.5 Anthropic

2 statements · not crossed 2

Claude Sonnet 4.5 Anthropic

1 statement · not crossed 1

GPT-5 OpenAI

1 statement · not crossed 1

Claude Opus 4.1 Anthropic

3 statements · not crossed 3

Gemini 2.5 Pro Google DeepMind

2 statements · not crossed 2

Claude Opus 4 Anthropic

1 statement · not crossed 1

o3 OpenAI · 16 April 2025

3 statements · not crossed 3

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Abbreviations in these level names

CCL: Critical Capability Level
A capability level at which, without safeguards, a model may pose a heightened risk of severe harm.
capability thresholds called “critical capability levels (ccls).” these are capability levels at which, absent mitigation measures, frontier ai models or systems may pose heightened risk of severe harm.
Google DeepMind · Read the source
TCL: Tracked Capability Level
A capability level for significant risks that may appear at a lower capability than a Critical Capability Level.
in v3.1 of the framework, we introduced “tracked capability levels (tcls).” tcls are meant to capture significant risks that may manifest at a lower capability threshold than our ccls.
Google DeepMind · Read the source
ASL: AI Safety Level
A graded set of safety and security measures that become stricter as model capabilities increase.
we use AI Safety Level Standards (ASL Standards), graduated sets of safety and security measures that become more stringent as model capabilities increase.
Anthropic · Read the source
FAIF: Frontier AI Framework
xAI's framework of risk domains, capability thresholds and the mitigations that go with them.
this frontier ai framework (“ faif ”) outlines xai’s approach to policies for mitigation of significant risks associated with the development, deployment, and release of xai’s frontier ai models, such as grok.
xAI · Read the source

Not listed: 96 more stored statements that do not, on their own, state a level for one model version (for example a definition of a level, a sentence about another model, or text damaged in our copy of the document).

A row is one model version, one domain and one level. The 138 rows quote 121 different sentences. We count a sentence once by its exact text, even where it fills several rows or appears under several versions. 8 stored rows state a level already listed for the same version and domain under another name or in another sentence; each is listed under that row and not counted again.

Some documents we hold are stored in lower case only, so their quotes are shown in lower case. The source link opens the original.