Number of AI Elections Accord Commitments Addressed by Signatories

Table with 4 columns and 27 rows.
Warner LetterProgress reportBrennan Email
Adobe7 of 84 of 8No submission
Amazon6 of 8No submission4 of 8
Anthropic6 of 8No submissionNo submission
Arm*3 of 4No submission2 of 4
ElevenLabs7 of 87 of 87 of 8
Gen*No submissionNo submission1 of 5
GitHub**1 of 81 of 8No submission
Google8 of 88 of 88 of 8
IBM6 of 8No submissionNo submission
InflectionNo submissionNo submission7 of 8
Intuit4 of 8No submissionNo submission
LG AI7 of 82 of 82 of 8
LinkedIn**2 of 82 of 81 of 8
McAfee*3 of 42 of 4No submission
Microsoft7 of 85 of 84 of 8
Meta7 of 87 of 8No submission
NetAppNo submissionNo submissionNo submission
NotaNo submission1 of 8No submission
OpenAI7 of 87 of 88 of 8
Snapchat8 of 8No submissionNo submission
Stability.ai6 of 8No submission7 of 8
TikTok8 of 86 of 86 of 8
Trend Micro*2 of 4No submissionNo submission
TrueMedia.org*5 of 6No submission6 of 6
Truepic*5 of 63 of 6No submission
X5 of 8No submissionNo submission
ZefrN/ANo submissionNo submission
* — Some companies were measured against fewer than eight commitments. This occurs when a company receives a “Not applicable” or “N/A” evaluation for a commitment that does not apply to their company’s products. Zefr is given an N/A for all 8 commitments for the Warner letter only, as it appears that Warner’s office did not include them among reporting requests.
** — Microsoft stated in its responses to the Brennan Center that it was responding on behalf of its subsidiaries, LinkedIn and GitHub. However, both LinkedIn and GitHub appear separately in the accord’s official progress updates.