Hugging Face Policy Chief Warns Embedded AI Evaluators Won't Be an Easy Fix

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AI labs rely heavily on model benchmarks to claim their products outperform rivals. Irene Solaiman, Hugging Face's chief policy officer, said the methods used in these evaluations remain complicated and are still developing. She spoke during a discussion at a TechCrunch event. Her remarks suggest that embedding AI evaluators into products will not be a simple solution to measuring model quality.

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