Evaluating Agents on Highly Subjective Tasks
Recently released benchmarks sourced from Epoch AI
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Key points
- This overview was written as a corresponding reference for my presentation at the AI Engineer (AIE) conference.
- Evaluation is one of the most difficult problems in current AI research.
- There are growing calls for independent and embedded AI evaluation, especially of AI agents.
- Our paper is titled Emerging Trends in AI Agent Evaluation.
Sources (2)
- [1]Evaluating Agents on Highly Subjective TasksDeep (Learning) Focus (Cameron Wolfe) · Oct 21, 09:33 AM
Recently released benchmarks sourced from Epoch AI
This overview was written as a corresponding reference for my presentation at the AI Engineer (AIE) conference.
- [2]New paper: Emerging trends in AI agent evaluationAI Snake Oil · Oct 19, 08:11 PM
There are growing calls for independent and embedded AI evaluation, especially of AI agents.
Our paper is titled Emerging Trends in AI Agent Evaluation.
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