I used to dream of times like this. I have been truly humbled by this news, but I think there's no better time to share that Evaluation Cards has been accepted as a Spotlight to @NeurIPSConf 2026!!!! Leading this project with @AnkaReuel, Jenny Chim, and Wm. Matthew Kennedy, alongside the most incredible team of researchers in the @evaluatingevals coalition, has been the honor of a lifetime. This project has been ongoing in some shape or form for the last 2 years (you can probably tell from the 95 page pdf), and the paper is just one milestone! Evaluation Cards is planned as a living documentation standard that will grow through open collaboration, responding to the evolving needs of research and technical AI governance stakeholders, and we aim to unify and standardize the fragmented field of eval reporting through a durable mechanism. It has been a joy to see this open standard start to be adopted by different stakeholders - meaning people in policy, in evals research, and in model development, in its early stages, and we are not done by any means! Many, many more cool things are coming out from this team soon! Come hang out on our Slack if you want to build cool eval research in the open, and we will see you at Neurips!! (On a personal note, this is also my first first-author paper to be accepted to NeurIPS, so I am just floored ♥️. Sincerely, THANK YOU to the people who donate their volunteer time to make EvalEval happen every single day.) Paper: