Recent White House Accord on Super Intelligence, signed September 29-30 by leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, xAI, and Nvidia, has driven trader focus on third-party AI safety assessments. The voluntary framework calls for independent external evaluators with deep access to test controls, monitor capabilities, and report to boards, accelerating commitments after Anthropic embedded Faculty/Accenture evaluators and OpenAI endorsed the approach while finalizing contracts with groups like METR. Ongoing October negotiations highlight tensions over editorial independence versus IP protections, with labs prioritizing verifiable safety cases for frontier models. Meta aligned its scaling framework accordingly, and further announcements are expected before the October 31 deadline amid growing evaluator funding and ecosystem development.