Coding uses the public compliance-framework disclosure post as the codable artifact because the release treats the post, not the underlying framework file, as the retained public row. Self-harm is absent from the named compliance categories and associated governance description.
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Summary
Sharing our compliance framework for California's Transparency in Frontier AI Act is a blog post from Anthropic dated December 19, 2025. Coding uses the public compliance-framework disclosure post as the codable artifact because the release treats the post, not the underlying framework file, as the retained public row. Self-harm is absent from the named compliance categories and associated governance description.
Representation
This document codes self-harm as absent with evaluative-object status Absent / not represented. The public crosswalk records self-harm naming as absent and mechanism coverage as none.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Organization | Anthropic |
| Document type | blog_post |
| Document genre | policy_or_governance_post |
| Risk status | Absent / not represented |
| First-class equivalence | no |
| Threshold mechanism | none |
| Deployment consequence | none |
| Multi-turn evaluation | none |
Assessment
The retained crosswalk places this document at Absent / not represented. That classification reflects what the document itself operationalizes publicly, not the organization's overall internal practice.
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Sources
The primary public source for this page is https://www.anthropic.com/news/compliance-framework-SB53. The coded evidence excerpt is: Our FCF describes how we assess and mitigate cyber offense, chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, as well as the risks of AI sabotage and loss of control, for our frontier models..
This page is grounded in the DOI policy registry, the policy coding manual, and the document's own public URL.
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