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How do you keep an AI security evaluation honest when teams tune against it and attacks keep changing?

Keep test purposes and exposure history explicit. Version justified corrections, split related cases and protect confirmation from both direct access and repeated tuning feedback.

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Keep test purposes and exposure history explicit. Version justified corrections, split related cases and protect confirmation from both direct access and repeated tuning feedback.

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A team uses a private document-assistant holdout for every tuning iteration. Several cases share source documents with training examples, and one regression label is discovered to be incorrect.

  1. What if developers receive only the aggregate holdout score?
  2. What if the holdout uses paraphrases of training cases?
  3. What if an existing regression expects the wrong result?
  4. How would you keep the next release assessment credible?

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