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arXiv AI By Sungwon Chae, Keonwoo Kim, Hoki Kim, Jaeyeon Ju, Sangchul Park

Position: Current Model Cards Are Insufficient for Downstream Governance of Open-Weight Foundation Models

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The paper argues that current model cards are inadequate for governing open‑weight foundation models (OWFMs). By analyzing 500 Hugging Face model cards, it identifies safety gaps in areas such as model heritage, alignment provenance, and observed behaviors. The authors propose a multi‑layered governance framework that combines model cards, acceptable use policies (AUPs), and licenses to create a more comprehensive safety artifact.

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